BUS LANE STORIES in the Edinburgh Evening News are like buses themselves. None come for ages then two or three turn up at once. Following
WE’VE HAD the huge cost overruns and delays on the half built original project. The millions of pounds and years spent by Lord Hardie examining
THE CITY OF EDINBURGH COUNCIL recently claimed a Daily Telegraph article had “inaccurately reported details about how we prioritise and allocate Council housing” and went on to
IT IS UNUSUAL for me to quote Aldous Huxley but he did observe that “men do not learn much from history”. In politics that goes
THE CITY CHAMBERS is a wonderful, historic building and one of the ways it serves the Edinburgh public is through hires for corporate events, weddings
THERE IS a certain type of political satisfaction that comes when a daft pronouncement is swiftly shown up as dangerous by real life evidence. Just
LATE LAST AUTUMN I had the dubious pleasure of attending the recording of Dutch leftist historian Rutger Bregman’s third BBC Reith Lecture here in Edinburgh. He
OPINION POLLS continue to show that immigration is a top three issue for the public. Yet you wouldn’t believe it if you listen to our