Wind energy hub to bring £17m in community benefits

Boundaries Scotland revealed revised proposals to create an additional seat for future Scottish Parliament elections last week.

A consultation has opened seeking the views of Borderers on parking and parking enforcement.

Concern over the loss of arable farmland was one of the issues raised during public consultation.

Runners at this year’s Edinburgh Marathon will be able to celebrate crossing the finish line.

The annual celebration of creativity, innovation, and community spirit, is back for its fourth consecutive year.

The future of Edinburgh Bus Station is hanging in the balance as its owners could attempt to redevelop the city centre site.

Midlothian Armed Forces and Veterans Champion Councillor Pauline Winchester unveiled a plaque at Mauricewood Primary School.

Concern over the cost of bringing an East Lothian theatre back into use saw a call for community funded grants to be suspended.

Vulnerable and elderly residents in East Lothian will have to pay more for services including meals, community alarms and transport.

Maximum stay periods across all types of chargers will be extended after an annual review

The last remaining shop front improvement grants have been awarded by the Penicuik Heritage Regeneration Project.

Easy-to-use touch screen offering local people up-to-date information and confidential advice at MAEDT.

40 people came along to a free family pickleball session during the Easter holidays at the Lasswade Centre.

Thousands of stray and homeless animals in Ukraine have been helped after an activist’s speech at a Scottish conference.

It comes after councillors backed a call to consider introducing restrictions on larger cars.

A review of East Lothian Council’s licence charges raises the cost of a three year licence for a short term let.

Councillors fear a demand for photo ID to vote could disenfranchise people.

Midlothian MP Owen Thompson has signed up to take part in a bungee jump off a Highland bridge.

Colin Beattie MSP, Midlothian North & Musselburgh, writes his monthly column for Midlothian View

A new fund launched by Scottish Borders Council has opened for applications.

An Edinburgh tenant is to be evicted from her flat just as the Scottish Government’s ban is lifted.

The pantry was the grateful recipients of a donation of £1500 from food wholesaler, Fife Creamery Ltd.

Model Railway Exhibition returns to Edinburgh after many years.

Midlothian’s MP has hailed a men’s shed project for revolutionising community well-being.