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Monday, 12th May 2008

Edinburgh Council

City staff to be made to work public holidays for first time Shake-up aimed at meeting demand for 24-hour service

Dawe: Time for talking is over, I want action on Princes Street Council leader wants work to start now on 'string of pearls' plan

Council orders £16m cutbacks EDUCATION and social care chiefs in the city are to be tasked with making £16 million worth of cuts over the next two years.

Deal is 'attack on the rights of councils' OPPOSITION councillors have branded a new agreement between the city council and the Scottish Government a "full-frontal assault on the rights" of local authorities.

Council U-turn sees home help service returned to vulnerable

Equal pay: 'The council should avoid a total pay freeze'

Vote censures Labour over post office closures

City comes last in mainland sports spending race

Trams-hit traders on track for free street market

City pays out £8.2m on bills for consultants

Waterfront museums to go Forth

Tidy streets down the toilet as dumping in Edinburgh soars by third

Council leader says extra cash needed for £37m Commie Pool revamp

Reprieve for hotel's ad banner

Capital half driven to despair by the sad state of its streets

Warning of low morale among Edinburgh social workers

Protection service 'rebuilt' to reach abused children quicker

Anderson tells the tale of shaping 'Britain's Best City'

Council is owed £8m for repairs to homes

Street name shake-up offers public chance to have a say

Campaign deadlock: 'Talks without compromise are not talks at all'

City leaders 'encouraged' by talks on affordable housing

Parent power saves leisure centre crèches from closure

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