Work to connect Edinburgh’s existing tram network to the Newhaven line will see the permanent closure of the York Place stop this week and a temporary suspension of services to other city centre stops.
From Thursday, February 10, trams will run as far as the West End tram stop with alternative arrangements put in place to enable customers to complete their journey. In April, services will resume as far as a temporary terminus in St Andrew Square.
Dig out your cowboy boots and hold onto your cowboy hats as American country singer Zach Bryan takes his international tour, ‘With Heaven On Tour’, to Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium this weekend.
The I Remember Everything singer will be taking to the stage on Sunday 14 June as the season of summer concerts in the Scottish capital kicks off. It’s set to be an unmissable show, and Edinburgh Trams will be on hand to take you there and The Way Back again.
Summer in the city is starting to heat up, and as we make our way to the warmer months, so are the events heading our way in June!
There’s plenty to join in on this month, from an international country star hitting the stage at Murrayfield, the return of the world-famous Royal Highland Show, celebrating Edinburgh Pride, seeing Scotland take on the World Cup and everything in between! Plan your month ahead and glide to events across the city with Edinburgh Trams.
This weekend, on Sunday 31 May, the Edinburgh Trams team will be celebrating our birthday as we have officially been gliding across Edinburgh for 12 years!
From the daily commute to the first stop on the way to the airport, and everything in between, the multi-award-winning tramway has continued to help locals and visitors alike glide across the city and beyond.
Edinburgh’s multi award-winning tramway is celebrating a major milestone as Tap On, Tap Off (TOTO), turns one today!
TOTO, which was Scotland’s first multi-modal, multi-operator Account-Based Ticketing solution, has revolutionised how people travel across Edinburgh, by offering a modern ticketing solution for tram users who use their contactless card or device to pay.
Planning is currently underway for if Hearts FC win the Scottish Premier League on Saturday 16 May.
If they do win, there will be a victory parade on an open-top bus through the city centre, with a route which goes directly past three of our tram stops (Princes Street, West End and Haymarket).
We are today announcing a joint initiative with charity RAPAID Emergency Bandages to store its emergency bandage kits onboard trams, so that their life-saving bandages can be available throughout the city.
With the busy summer season fast approaching, we would like to remind customers about the conditions of carriage regarding bikes on board trams.
It may have taken a while to get there, but the weather seems to (finally!) be gearing up for the summer months and we’re so ready for it! In the Scottish capital, we’re never short on things to do and events in the city and May is no exception.
Plus, this month is cause for celebration as it is the one-year anniversary of Tap On, Tap Off (TOTO) going live and our 12th birthday – now that really is a reason to celebrate!
Heading to the first home game of the Guinness Women's Six Nations this weekend (Saturday 18 April) to cheer on Scotland? We’ll be there, running additional trams before and after the game to help you make moves to Scottish Gas Murrayfield!
The historic match-up will see Scotland Women take on England’s Red Roses on Saturday, with the game taking place for the first time in the main stadium at Murrayfield.
