Edinburgh

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After gracing the Edinburgh skyline on Calton Hill for more than two centuries, work has begun on the 32-metre-high Nelson Monument to restore it to its former glory and reopen to the public. The monument has been closed to visitors but is undergoing essential works, including the restoration of the

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Ambitious proposals to conserve and revitalise one of Scotland's most iconic streets have been welcomed by councillors. Designed to improve connectivity between the historic Old and New Towns of Edinburgh and target regeneration within the World Heritage Site, the City of Edinburgh Council’s d

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The Scottish Government has found in favour of a planned student accommodation project in Edinburgh after a developer appealed against the local authority's “failure to give a decision”. 83S Student Residence Limited applied for planning to deliver a 138-bedroom development on the c

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Construction firm GRAHAM has begun work on the historic Jenners building on Princes Street to transform the location into a contemporary mixed-use space. The development encompasses 17,500 square metres across ten floors. The plans include the restoration of Jenners and will feature its iconic atriu

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Redpath Construction has secured two key commercial office fit-outs in Edinburgh city centre. The 4th floor of New Clarendon will be fitted out with sustainability as the key driver for tenant Cundall.

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The City of Edinburgh Council is improving the roads, pavements and drainage at Lawnmarket – between Castlehill and George IV Bridge – and Upper Bow. Work is due to start on 23 September 2024 and end in July 2025.

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Hundreds of homes in Edinburgh are undergoing major energy upgrades – helping to tackle fuel poverty and carbon emissions in some of the city’s most deprived areas.

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Hundreds of residents in Edinburgh have been decanted after defects were discovered in more than 700 new build homes. Robertson Partnership Homes has taken responsibility for the failings and is carrying out repairs at 12 affected sites, understood to be mainly in the north and west of the city

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