Edinburgh transport plans

Trams depot work 'running two years behind schedule' Construction expert blames 'arrogance' of council for delays

Ex-trams chief crosses to bridge role THE councillor formerly in charge of Edinburgh's tram project has been appointed the new convener of the organisation responsible for the Forth Road Bridge.

Record 500 sets of roadworks are choking the city Utility firms and council co-ordinators slammed as same stretches 'dug up repeatedly' and the tally climbs 25% since late last year

Crossing shapes up as tram bridge progresses CONSTRUCTION workers were overlooking work on the Hermiston Gait tram bridge over the Glasgow Main Line yesterday.

Tram chiefs' claims: 'Their costs are a matter of public concern'

Search is on for original tram system veterans

Traffic will return to Princes Street, hints transport chief

Capital's big four employers pledge only £1m for trams

'Exploitation' tram claim

£41k bonus for ex-tram boss as staff pot slashed

Diversion work ads reveal scale of delays

Ten-year-old wins contest promoting tram works safety

Tram works drive one fifth of pedestrians off Princes Street

Tram plan collapse shifts NHS attention to parking

Trams pick up the pace as Princes Street tracks arrive

Ex-transport chief takes on finance role

Pub poster fails to raise a hole lot of laughs for trams jibe

Trams not on budget and not on time

Trams boss: 'He is playing catch-up and he knows it'

Air raid shelter may stall work on tram project

Replica tram cost £30,000

Tories ready to bring back tolls for new Forth bridge

Murrayfield tram stop to get giant SRU thistle logo

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