The newly approved N1 parking zones in the respective Leith and Pilrig Conservation Areas will be given consdieration in regards to new signage and furniture.

Ground-floor accessible flats in areas like Leith, Broughton, Bonnington and Hillside are vital to allow people with mobility issues to remain in our community.

Councillor Jack Caldwell has taken on-board concerns from constituents in Canonmills about the proposed development, and as such has written an objection.

There will be major events and funeral processions in Edinburgh as outlined in 'Operation Unicorn': the plan that starts after the sad passing of Queen Elizabeth II.

Unions have suspended their industrial action while they consult their members on a new pay offer, and they are recommending the deal is accepted. This means that Monday's proposed bin strikes are off.

Despite concerns, councillors have today voted to roll-out the new hubs.

As negotiations continue, industrial action has stopped at least until Monday 6th September. Bins across Leith Walk are now being emptied again.

Councillor Jack Caldwell joined Scottish Liberal Democrats colleagues nationally to ask Scotland's Tenants Rights Minister, Patrick Harvie, for urgent intervention resolving the bin strikes due to the deep inequality it's exacerbating for tenement occupiers and tenants in Leith, Hillside, Broughton, Pilrig and Canonmills.