Edinburgh Trams

The £207 million project to extend Edinburgh's tram network to Newhaven has marked a major milestone with the largest concrete pour to date.

More than 3km of track – 70% of the total to be laid – is now in the ground as part of the Trams to Newhaven project, which remains on schedule to begin revenue services in spring 2023, delivered within the £207.3 million budget. The main construction work on three of the eight new

A new phase of work on the Trams to Newhaven project is set to begin, as the scheme continues to take shape along the route.

As the Trams to Newhaven project marks the two-year point and remains on track for opening for revenue service in Spring 2023, the City of Edinburgh Council is looking back over the progress made so far.

A first glimpse has been revealed of what people living in Leith up to 700 years ago might have looked like.

Another major expansion of the Edinburgh tram network is being considered as part of a ten-year transport and mobility transformation plan.

Seven years after it began, the long-running inquiry into the Edinburgh trams construction fiasco has now taken longer than the delayed network took to build.

The City of Edinburgh Council has unveiled revise concept designs for the development of Stevedore Place as part of the Trams to Newhaven project after working with representatives of the local community.

Work to construct the Trams to Newhaven route is well under way with the first tracks being laid in Leith.

The Discovery Garden at Ocean Terminal is to be retained under a redesign of the Trams to Newhaven project.

Work to extend Edinburgh's trams to Newhaven can still be delivered within the £207 million budget despite the onset of coronavirus, according to a new report.

A new video has been released to give an update on the Trams to Newhaven project.

The excavation of human remains which could date back as far as 1300 has begun on Constitution Street as part of the City of Edinburgh Council’s Trams to Newhaven project. Archaeologists are on-site outside South Leith Parish Church, where previous investigations have shown that in the medieva

Archaeologists exploring Leith's heritage as the Trams to Newhaven project recommences have unearthed an assortment of historic artefacts around Constitution Street which, along with archaeological investigations, have shed new light on the area’s history.

Main construction works for Edinburgh’s Trams to Newhaven project will begin from today as workers across the capital get back on site in line with the Scottish Government’s move to phase two of its plans to restart the construction industry.