Edinburgh councillors have responded to a shock £15 million cut for community organisations across the country.
Two brothers’ hopes of living side-by-side near a popular coastal site in Berwickshire were dashed today.
A Wetherspoon pub set to open in Edinburgh city centre has gained new licence terms on the way to opening its doors to the public.
Medical students gain hands-on experience in simulated in-flight emergencies.
Council staff found one of their tenants is actually living abroad and sub-letting their home, councillors heard.
Ten selected photos that show Midlothian's stunning scenery and rich history.
Callum Connolly’s second-half header proved the difference in a tight Lowland League encounter.
A united call for a pause to all renewable energy projects across the south of Scotland was backed at a public meeting at the weekend.
Cash-strapped Scottish Borders Council has withdrawn the provision of free food waste bags after the cost was deemed financially unsustainable.
School attendance in the Borders is now amongst the best in Scotland, councillors will be informed this week.
ScotRail has once again been certified as a UK Top Employer, retaining its status for 2026 in workplace excellence.
Midlothian MP Kirsty McNeill has backed the Labour Government’s new investment to provide training and work to young people who are neither earning nor learning.
Moredun Research Institute has opened its upgraded High Security Unit, playing a key role in the UK's ability to prepare for disease outbreaks.
Colin Beattie MSP, Midlothian North & Musselburgh, writes his monthly column for Midlothian View.
Edinburgh College’s Sighthill Campus is welcoming the opening of a brand-new hub for childcare students.
Young entrepreneurs will be supported to ‘turn their ideas into successful businesses’ through 'The First Minister's Start Up Challenge'.
This View has been written by Caitlin Scott, Scottish Labour Candidate for the Midlothian North Constituency.
Livingston and St Mirren will be seeing plenty of each other as they face back to back fixtures.
In Mayfield and Easthouses, the local development trust is using food to feed the soul of the community.
A new project has begun in Edinburgh between the Calton Hill Conservation Trust and Headland Archaeology. Reporter Liam Eunson joined the first stage of the project, creating a video on the photogrammetry.
Scotland needs a ‘more progressive’ local tax system, according to a consultation response approved by Edinburgh councillors.
An established Hawick watering hole put up for sale almost two years ago has had its price almost slashed in half.
Shona Robison, the finance secretary, delivered her budget in the Scottish parliament this week.
Nearly 1800 pupils in East Lothian took part in the Leg it to Lapland challenge run by the Walk Wheel Cycle Trust.
