Edinburgh Green PartyFollowing a proposal by Green councillors, backed by the Regulatory committee of Edinburgh Council, there is an ongoing consultation into restrictions on the age of taxis able to operate in the city. The council is consulting until Friday 2nd June using an online form with 20 simple questions. Please consider filling it out to make […]
Tackling Edinburgh’s housing crisis will be a litmus test of the new council over the next 5 years, says Alex Staniforth.
Today Edinburgh City Council agreed short term arrangements to break the political impasse that has gripped the city since the council elections on 4 May. Steve Burgess explains.
Green councillors have outlined a interim proposal to break the political logjam which has persisted in Edinburgh since the council election on 4 May.
Improving care in Edinburgh might also unlock the capital’s political logjam, argues Susan Rae.
Green councillor Gavin Corbett, offers his personal take on the UK general election on 8 June.
Green councillors today backed the breaking of the political logjam which has gripped Edinburgh for two weeks.Â
The new city council should make clean air an early priority, argues Claire Miller.
Green councillor Steve Burgess reflects on Edinburgh’s emerging post-election arrangements.
It’s time for local services to be truly valued, says Alison Johnstone.
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