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Edinburgh's famous cobbled streets are pretty to look at, but increasingly for our residents and businesses the road ahead is a bumpy one.
Three blocks of houses have been taken down on sites in Pennywell and Muirhouse to make way for a new phase of regeneration.
The first ever Lord Provost’s Banquet was held on 15 April at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
The Edinburgh House Exchange website is a new service designed to bring together tenants looking to swap homes.
The deputy mayor of the Polish city of Krakow, Elzbieta Lecznarowicz, joined Lord Provost George Grubb at Edinburgh’s City Chambers on 23 April to formally renew the partnership between the two cities.
The development of the Edinburgh’s Waterfront Promenade is now under way, with the first new phase completed.
The Royal Commonwealth Pool will close on 28 June for two years for a complete refurbishment.
Top archers aim for Edinburgh.
In April, nobody waited longer than the target times to leave hospital.
Older people enhance our world in many ways, but they often do not get the recognition they deserve. Here is your chance to change all that.
After a 63 year absence, the Edinburgh Riding of the Marches is coming back to Edinburgh.
Try cutting up food, measuring out ingredients for a recipe, and cooking it all to the right temperature while blindfolded.
Leith tram works uncover ancient bones.
A fantastic new free style and living magazine for Edinburgh hit the streets in April.
Edinburgh charity Fresh Start is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.
Young people in the south west of the city teamed up with local community safety staff and Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue Service in May to become part of the Cooldown Crew.
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