Edinburgh

Plans to turn fields and scrubland into a new district filled with office space, shopping streets and more than 2000 homes have taken a major step forward.

Draft designs for permanent Mortonhall memorials have been revealed in a new report by the City of Edinburgh Council.

Edinburgh Airport has revealed plans for a separate international immigration hall and baggage reclaim area as part of a £50 million extension.

Health Secretary Shona Robison MSP has cut the first ground on the £48 million first phase of redevelopments at the Royal Edinburgh Campus.

Meadowbank Stadium could still be demolished and rebuilt under £43 million plans after the City of Edinburgh Council agreed to continue to explore all funding options before making a decision on its future. Councillors had been given the choice to either find the money to save the stadium or face c

Meadowbank Stadium is to be demolished and rebuilt under plans to replace the 50-year-old facility. Built for Edinburgh’s 1970 Commonwealth Games, councillors now want to replace it with a new £43 million sports centre. If funding is not approved, the centre faces permanent closure.

Gordon Henderson The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has warned that plumbers, electricians and builders could be forced out of central Edinburgh under plans to make the Capital Scotland’s slowest city.

Three years into construction and 2014 has provided many striking moments in the story of building the Forth estuary’s newest bridge.

Artist's impression of the Edinburgh Marina hotel Plans for a residential, retail and spa hotel development at Edinburgh Marina have been submitted.

Morrison Construction has reached financial close on the £45.2 million Hub South East Scotland Ltd contract for NHS Lothian to build and operate the first phase of the redevelopment of the Royal Edinburgh Hospital.

Two regeneration projects by developer Urban Union have been nominated as finalists in this year’s Scottish Property Awards.

A £150 million canalside “cultural quarter” and housing development has taken a giant leap forward after the City of Edinburgh Council gave it the green light.

Developers have announced plans to transform one of Edinburgh's most distinctive landmarks into a top hotel.

Lord Hardie The judge leading the public inquiry into the Edinburgh trams debacle has said key individuals have refused “point blank” to cooperate.

Initial designs for the major redevelopment of one of Edinburgh’s premier parks will be unveiled this week.