After nearly two years of enforced closure, the Tower on Corstorphine Hill is now open to the public again!

Work will begin in July on the housing development on the site of the old Gylemuir Care Home, which will be called Rowanbank Gardens. 

The Council has just launched a consultation on its plans for a Low Emission Zone in the centre of the city - you can see the proposed boundaries on the map above.

There have been a high number of complaints recently due to the carriageway being reduced to a single lane from Craigleith through the Blackhall Dip. 

Elections for the next Scottish Parliament are on Thursday the 6th of May.

The Council is considering whether to keep some ‘Spaces for People’ measures in place, either on a trial basis or more permanently. 

The next Scottish Parliament will be elected on Thursday the 6th of May. Everyone aged 16 or over who lives in Scotland can vote, regardless of their nationality.

At the budget process for the coming year, the SNP/Labour administration once again blocked funding to rebuild the Corstorphine Community Centre.

The Council voted on its 2021/22 budget in February.

The Liberal Democrats proposed our own balanced budget, which can be found here.

Residents of Corstorphine, Roseburn, Saughtonhall and Murrayfield are being consulted on proposals to introduce parking controls along the A8 corridor.