Donald Anderson

We recommend that the government articulates our very strong concerns that have been expressed about NMD in the UK.

We felt we had been badly let down by Historic Scotland. They were concerned about catering for visitors to the castle and some health-and-safety issues, but suggestions were made to resolve these and with a bit of goodwill and better joint working it could have happened. At the time, I don't think there was a meaningful attempt to do so but we need to ensure that these concerts happen next year.

Edinburgh has had a huge increase in out-of-town shopping in recent years and we have to decide whether we have reached the point where it's unsustainable.

crisis between America and its allies.

It may appear a low-level crime, but it's the kind of crime that seriously affects the lives of people in Edinburgh.

As well as providing a more appropriate and reliable service than the loco-hauled trains that have recently worked the route, the trains will benefit from a refurbishment over the next 12 months to increase the number of seats and provide a more comfortable environment.

Accusations of genocide are a very sensitive issue and we are attempting to deal with it as such. The accusations are made against the Ottoman regime and are no reflection on the modern Turkish state or Turkish people. I have met to discuss the issue with a range of representatives from the Turkish community and agreed to host a seminar for them to present their view on this period of history.