There is some great news to report: earlier than planned, Craigleith Road has now reopened to all buses and vehicles.

A new roadway design has now been implemented at the crossing point from Inverleith Park to the Botanic Gardens. 

A number of questions have been asked, about when the newly-installed on-street electric vehicle charging points will be operational.

Drylaw Neighbourhood Centre which has been providing community led facilities for the young and not so young since 1995, has been facing a real threat of closure due to a lack of funding.

Many residents have expressed concern regarding the number of new street trees being planted, in terms of who is responsible for watering and looking after them.

I brought a motion to full Council last summer, focused on making Edinburgh a safer place for women and girls to move around in.

At the first meeting of the newly elected Edinburgh Council, two motions were presented to install a ruling administration (effectively, the city government).

Across the City, new roadside trees are being planted. 

After nearly a decade the Water of Leith pathway is now open from the Dean Path steps to Sunbury Bridge.

Nine years on from its closure, the long awaited re-opening of the landslip is drawing close.