The Latest Breaking News from Council

Diane Staves was found guilty of misconduct by the Nursing and Midwifery Council after accessing the controlled drugs cupboard in the hospital whilst on leave and without permission

The Planning Regulator has turned down two invitations to appear before the Council

An old public house could become offices near the Royal Infirmary if council planning approval is granted - with plans drawn up and submitted to the local authority.

Cllr Mannix Flynn is a survivor of an industrial school

The council cancelled her talk at Aspley Library last month

EE and Three networks say they need the temporary installation in the middle of the Knowle green space

Community Task Force Volunteers with Volunteer Edinburgh have gone “above and beyond the call of duty” to act as the representatives of Scotland and provide warmth and comfort to those fleeing home.

South West Edinburgh in Motion have called on a more sensible approach to cycle lanes on Lanark Road and say that more consideration has to be given to residents with disabilities.

The United Arab Emirates approved on Sunday 22 policies aimed at expediting the country’s transition to a circular economy. The Circular Economy Council approved the policies proposed by its subsidiary, the Circular Economy Policies Committee, that focus on accelerating the implementation of the circular economy model in four main sectors…

"The impacts are felt because people every time we get a lot of rain people in Wallsend go 'oh God, not again'."

Bengaluru