Edinburgh Labour

Edinburgh's deputy lord provost Lezley Marion Cameron

Edinburgh housing convener suspended by Labour ahead of sacking

A report to Edinburgh councillors revealed some 200 households were unsuitable

Edinburgh Labour housing chief to be sacked over affordable homes row

Edinburgh City Chambers, where a new council leader will be chosen this week

Frontrunner to become new Edinburgh council leader revealed

President Emmanuel Macron has called snap parliamentary elections later this month in the wake of a big victory for his rival Marine Le Pen's National Rally in the European Parliament vote (Picture: Getty Images)

Readers' Letters: SNP should follow European examples and call early election

Joanne Froggatt as Dr Abbey Henderson in Breathtaking

Readers' letters: Are we learing the right lessons from the Covid pandemic?

Are things going downhill for Scottish Labour as Anas Sarwar allows deals with the Conservatives? (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Readers' Letters: Vote Labour, get Tory won’t be a vote winner

Edinburgh and Glasgow are among Scottish councils considering introducing a workplace parking levy. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Workplace parking levy setback as Edinburgh Labour councillors withdraw support

Adam McVey accused Westminster of 'absolute contempt'

Council tax freeze and free iPads for pupils as Edinburgh's budget is approved

'Sl;um landlord' warning issued by Tory councillor Graham Hutchison

Edinburgh City Council’s rent rise plan derailed by opposition rainbow coalition

Labour councillor Cammy Day. Pic: Lisa Ferguson

Edinburgh Labour leader still defiant over parking levy

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Picture: Labour Leader Cammy Day at the City Chambers

Edinburgh Labour leader defends workplace parking levy in face of party oppositi...

Scott Arthur appeared forlorn with a 1,000-yard stare at a meeting of Edinburghs full council (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

John McLellan:'˜Labour embarrassed over Islamophobia after anti-SNP tweet'

Danielle Rowley to run Leonard's bid to lead Labour

SNP leader Adam McVey and Labour counterpart Cammy Day shake hands on their coalition deal at City Chambers. Picture: Greg Macvean

Coalition deal '˜will last 5 years' despite Labour dissent

The SNP and Labour have signed a formal coaltion deal to form an administration at Edinburgh's City Chambers. Picture: Ian Georgeson

SNP and Labour formally sign coalition deal to run Edinburgh

Cammy Day

SNP-Labour coalition for Edinburgh gets go-ahead

Full Ribbish Binns in The Leith Walk Area, Edinburgh. Buchanan Street.

Rubbish row spills over into election

Edinburgh City Chambers in the High Street. Voters go to the polls to elect a new council on May 4. Picture: Greg Macvean/TSPL

All to play for in unpredictable Edinburgh council election

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Power struggle

Scottish Labour leadership contender Ken Macintosh. Picture: Robert Perry

Ken Macintosh would move Labour HQ to Edinburgh

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Letters: Council compromised by Brunstane plan vote

Labour MPs have told The Scotsman they believe Johann Lamont is 'not in control' of the party. Picture: Jane Barlow

Grangemouth: Labour row reheated by dispute

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Labour Falkirk row reheated by Grangemouth dispute

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Brown’s election claims don’t stand up

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Letters: Public inquiry on Mortonhall would be knee-jerk reaction

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MPs’ plea for high speed rail support

Ian Perry named as head of Edinburgh City Council planning body

70% slam ‘poor’ council performance

Labour leader Andrew Burns backs spirit of co-operation for council

Labour leader Andrew Burns backs spirit of co-operation for council

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Lambeth leader brings public involvement debate to city

‘Cabal’ battle councillor to stand as Labour candidate

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Darling calls for more to be spent on employment help

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City council budget: What opposition groups would have done instead

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Letters: Wrong to derail solution for troubled trams project

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Letters: We must run rings round plans for Olympic symbol

Letters: Reward high standard of work with job security

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PROMISES, PROMISES..

Andrew Burns: Success of our Capital rests on working together

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Dawe under fire for fund talks failure

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Letters: Get on your bike and cycle away from 'Carmageddon'

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Letters: SNP should have ensured tram money was well spent
I realise that Alex Salmond was expressing the frustration felt by many when he remarked (News, 13 April) that the tram project "will probably build nothing at ...

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Letters: Trams firm TIE must put its money where its mouth is

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Letters: Alternative to tram project should be given the nod

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Farmer could sow the seeds for city's financial recovery

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Scotsman Archive

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Floored by the noise torture that is inflicted from above

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Letters: City must change its priorities and put grit on pavements

The Scotsman Top Stories

Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries