At the recent Council budget meeting, the Lib Dems proposed a budget which would invest in local services, in schools and in local policing.

The application for further building on greenbelt land at Cammo has understandably been of great concern to many local residents.

At the end of last year, over 500 local people signed a petition calling for the night-time Number 12 service to return to pre-pandemic provision.

Local Liberal Democrat candidates, Ed Thornley and Robert Aldridge have demanded the SNP-run council take urgent action to address the ‘dangerous’ state of local roads and pavements.

After a campaign led by Lib Dem councillors, polling stations across the city are being moved out of schools.

The SNP recently brought back their proposals for a Low Emission Zone in the city centre.

Drum Brae Community Council are appealing for anyone interested in potentially joining to get in touch.

It's really exciting news that a 'Wee Forest' is planned for Gyle Park.

Lothian Buses have announced a revised timetable for the number 12 bus, which has resulted in an even poorer service than was previously the case.

Residents have been in touch with Robert, Ed and local MP Christine Jardine about the increasingly poor state of local roads, especially around Craigmount.