Living Streets

Parking fines have not increased since 2001. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Parking fine freeze because of cost of living crisis ‘makes no sense’

Glasgow commuters walk along Buchanan Street.

Glasgow residents walk more than anywhere else in UK

Cars parked on the pavement in the Portobello area of Edinburgh (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

Pavement parking ban is right but will drivers stomach it? – Alastair Dalton

Pavement parking may continue to be permitted on narrow streets to provide access for emergency vehicles. Picture: The Scotsman

Pavement parking ban ‘threatened by Trojan horse loophole’

COP26: Cities need to be redesigned with pedestrian focus to meet climate change and equality goals say female transport leaders (Picture credit: Emanuele Cremaschi/Getty Images)

Cars should no longer be the heart of a city say female transport leaders

Only vehicles with the cleanest engines will be allowed in Edinburgh City Centre from next spring. Picture: Scott Louden

Edinburgh low emission zone fears over lack of enforcement cameras

The pavement design has come under fire

Anger over ‘hopeless’ pavement designs along Edinburgh's Leith Walk tram lines

Cyclists will be given greater priority over drivers at junctions

More priority for pedestrians and cyclists in updated Highway Code

A man walks past the Rainbow Room hairdressers in Glasgow's Royal Exchange Square. Picture: Andrew Milligan/PA Wire

Covid offers chance to reimagine ‘post pandemic’ neighbourhoods

Vehicles blocking pavements put pedestrians at risk by forcing them onto roads

Ban on pavement parking has been delayed but it's coming – Alastair Dalton

There are many options for exercise. Picture: John Devlin.

Singing, PE and working on a cardboard box to keep fit during lockdown - Alastai...

Edinburgh named UK’s ‘most walkable’ city

Taking their lives in their hands

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SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn

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The last time Bruce Springsteen played in Edinburgh was in 1981 - and his loyal fans were delighted to welcome The Boss back to the Capital.

Springsteen at Murrayfield: A collective emotional experience for 60,000 fans

First Minister Humza Yousaf during a visit to Castlebrae Community Campus in Edinburgh. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Scottish Government misses huge target pledged by Yousaf as waiting times rise