upils at Gorebridge Primary School climbed aboard Midlothian Council’s new gritter this week to help launch a competition.
The company behind plans for a £22.4million housing project near Straiton have said they are ‘disappointed’
Members of North Berwick Golf Club have appealed to East Lothian Council to make them exempt from parking charges.
The Scottish Government needs a delivery plan that clearly explains to the public how it will reform the NHS.
Residents in an East Lothian street have lost their fight to keep their bin sheds after building them on shrubbery beds.
The Dalkeith business landed the prestigious national honour after impressing the judges with its growth over the past year.
The proposals are set to have a first look from Midlothian councillors at a meeting of their planning committee next week.
Christine Grahame MSP writes her monthly column for Midlothian View.
Midlothian Council wants to hear views on plans to close Lasswade High School Childcare Service.
Amazing young people in Midlothian have been recognised at a special ceremony held at Rosslyn Chapel.
This View has been written by Midlothian MP, Kirsty McNeill
Hundreds of youngsters helped decorate their village tree as snow fell.
An appeal to Scottish Ministers for the applicant claim Councillor Hampshire’s position was flawed.
As Midlothian View reaches the end of its first decade we reflect on what a journey it has been.
Digital Learning Stations will be installed in each library, equipped with tablets, notebooks, or laptops pre-loaded with interactive tutorials.
Jedburgh residents can cash in with the opening of a new banking hub in the town.
Homeowner is calling for an independent regulator to be introduced to hold house builders to account.
Customers urged to be cautious of refund scams as the 31 January tax return deadline draws closer.
Residents in a small East Lothian village are having to put up with tankers pumping raw sewage after nearly 100 houses were built with no mains link.
Galashiels traders have voted in favour of more investment in the town.
West Lothian Council has said it cannot afford to replace any of its existing vehicle fleet with electric vehicles over the next five years.
Scottish Borders Council has joined forces with a technology partner to support small businesses join the AI revolution.
Plans to convert an ex-serviceman’s cottage into a new sustainable home have been backed on appeal.
West Lothian Council has backed calls to demand a clampdown on fireworks and tighter controls on their sale.
