Tram services to and from Edinburgh Airport have been suspended this morning following reports of a crash. Earlier this morning, Edinburgh Trams told passengers that all services had been suspended, ...

The delayed and over-budget Edinburgh tram project had a “litany of avoidable failures”, the chairman of an inquiry has said as its long-awaited report into the transport system was released. The ...

Passengers were unable to reach the airport via the usual Edinburgh Tram services after the company confirmed that service had been suspended following a reported road traffic accident near Edinburgh ...

A 66-year-old man has been injured after being struck by a tram in Edinburgh. Emergency crews closed off Constitution Street in Leith at about 13:35 following the incident near the stop at The Shore.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The detailed plans show Edinburgh's south suburban railway being used with a new connection to the existing route on Leith Walk ...

A former railway line which runs through Edinburgh is at the centre of a heated debate over whether it should return as a tram line. The railway closed about 60 years ago but in the 1980s it was ...

The ‘tap on, tap off’ system going live on Edinburgh’s trams will work in conjunction with Lothian Buses A new “tap on, tap off” system will go live on Edinburgh’s trams later this month. Dubbed “ToTo ...

The new Edinburgh trams system has officially entered operational service, providing integrated public transport in the Scottish capital. Opening the Edinburgh tram system follows several months of ...

Edinburgh city councillors have voted in favour of a longer route for the city’s troubled trams project, which could cost up to £1 billion. The counsellors had voted to end the line at Haymarket – ...

City authorities and Scottish government ministers were chiefly to blame for a “litany of avoidable failures,” according to an official inquiry into the delayed and over-budget Edinburgh tram project.