With some of the greatest rugby rivalries being played out at BT Murrayfield this month, fans are being urged to avoid being stuck in traffic on matchdays by making the most of the city’s tram system.

For the first time in around three years, Edinburgh Trams has announced a modest increase in ticket prices, effective from Sunday, April 2.

Edinburgh Trams, as part of Transport for Edinburgh, has become an accredited Living Wage employer. The Living Wage commitment will see everyone working at Edinburgh Trams receive a minimum hourly wage of £10.90 per hour.

Following the successful completion of works to connect the new overhead power lines to the existing system, wires on the Trams to Newhaven project are now live.

Services to city centre tram stops resume tomorrow, February 19, following the completion of overhead line works as part of the Trams to Newhaven project.

Fire and Rescue Service personnel are being offered free tram travel to help them pay their respects to a fellow firefighter.

A member of the Edinburgh Trams team is on track for a top award at a prestigious event celebrating business excellence in the city.

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Edinburgh Playhouse is the UK’s largest all-seated theatre. It first opened in 1929, and since then it has hosted a wide range of artists, performers, and shows in just about every variety.

Six Nations rugby is set to return to Edinburgh this weekend, and the city’s tram network has lined up a great travel offer that’s sure to prove a winner with fans.

With a salary of up to £23,141.00 per year, Edinburgh’s multi-award-winning tram system is on the lookout for customer-focused individuals ahead of the launch of the extended network in Spring.