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Residents and councillors argue that the removal of traffic islands could compromise pedestrian safety

'You’ve got no control over what cars are doing, and I can’t see whether people are going to stop, so I’ve really got to trust them.'

Scottish Liberal Democrat environment spokesperson Sanne Dijkstra-Downie has today written to the Cabinet Secretary Gillian Martin demanding that the SNP start taking the sewage crisis seriously as ne...

Edinburgh’s Liberal Democrats are calling for the Council to prioritise re-opening the closed bridge at St Mark’s Park, which is a vital and very popular route for pedestrians and cyclists everyday…

Following our service change in February, our teams have been reviewing travel patterns throughout the spring and summer as part of a wider programme to improve connectivity and reliability across our...

THE CITY of Edinburgh Council is locked in negotiations with Network Rail over the purchase of the former Meadowbank-Powderhall railway line.

Edinburgh Liberal Democrats have highlighted critical delays to Water of Leith environmental protection measures and are calling for faster action. Responsing to a Council report on the Water of Le…

Temporary accommodation site in Leith

The bridge, used by thousands of residents, was closed with immediate effect after a safety inspection last month

Plus: Tram pay-off probe; go-ahead for dockside homes woman; and your cultural highlights for the week ahead

Leith has been included on the shortlist for the title of the first UK Town of Culture, as one of three Scottish “towns”. Leith, Lerwick and the Isle of Bute are among fifteen towns which have been ch...

The move comes after a number of dangerous road incidents including a fatal hit-and-run in June 2022

10 YEARS on from the day the UK voted to leave the European Union, the Liberal Democrats have unveiled a billboard mocking Reform leader Nigel Farage in Leith, Edinburgh. The billboard asks the question "10 years on, do you feel better off?" In reference to the Brexit vote. An image of Nigel Farage clutching a briefcase full of cash drives home the message – the Lib Dems believe Brexit is costing Britain.

Mobile phones will be banned during school hours in Edinburgh secondary schools from August onwards, following a vote by councillors on Tuesday.