Major terminal expansion to prepare Scotland’s busiest airport for future growth.
A homeowner has won his fight to build a new front porch despite planners claiming it was 30 centimetres too wide.
Drivers in the Borders have been warned they face more than two weeks of disruption next month after works on a major trunk road are carried out.
An NHS Borders expert has urged people to “leave no doubt” when it comes to organ donations.
Scottish Borders Council has been asked not to determine a bid to relocate a village Co-op store until further information is made available.
South Scotland MSP Duncan Dunlop has praised the successful campaign to keep a standalone primary school in Eyemouth.
This View has been written by Joe Gilhooley LRPS Award winning and Licentaite of The Royal Photographic Society from Loanhead.
A motion is to come before Scottish Borders Council this week supporting the return of beaver wetlands to the Tweed – amid opposition from some environmental organisations.
A much-loved Borders pipe band is in tune with tartan after a windfarm windfall.
A £3.46 million funding boost will support new active travel projects across the Scottish Borders, including plans to explore a Peebles-Penicuik walking and cycling link.
A vape shop in Linlithgow’s ancient High Street made the street look like a “Poundland Las Vegas” West Lothian’s chair of planning said.
A new Friends scheme has been launched to help protect one of Haddington’s historic hidden gems.
More than 100 headstones in a historic church graveyard are at risk of being laid flat after failing a safety test.
More than £300 million has been paid out to people on a low income through Help to Save.
Work started today on a long-awaited improvements to one of Bathgate’s main roads.
Colin Beattie MSP, Midlothian North, writes his monthly column for Midlothian View.
Edinburgh-born property entrepreneur Calum White celebrates a major Dubai property award.
Well-meaning outdoor memorials to loved ones and community stalwarts could create a ‘Ben Nevis-type’ problem in the Scottish Borders, councillors have warned.
Elding, born in England, moved to Ireland aged six after his father signed for Sligo Rovers.
Hibs drew 1-1 with Aberdeen in the first game after the sacking of club legend David Gray.
Borderers could help move a bid to extend the region’s railway a little further down the track.
A headteacher has expressed delight after her Scottish Borders school received a thumbs up from inspectors.
A mountain rescue team serving the Scottish Borders is opening up its doors in a bid to attract new volunteers.
An award-winning Indian restaurant in the Scottish Borders can put now put booze on its menu after a licensing bid was rubber-stamped.
During the past week, we have seen a number of protests targeting two properties in the Musselburgh area which have involved varying levels of criminal behaviour.
This week's top 10 news stories from Midlothian and all around Edinburgh.
With “drums beating, colours flying and bayonets fixed”, sailors from HMS Queen Elizabeth exercised the freedom of the City of Edinburgh on today, when they paraded up the iconic Royal Mile.
Midlothian Tourism Forum has won the Best Community Impact Award, with local tourism and hospitality businesses also celebrating success at two regional award ceremonies.
Councillors have agreed to proceed with seven additional Visitor Levy-funded projects to protect and enhance heritage and cultural spaces across the city.
Midlothian council workers could be issued with extra powers to help tackle crime in the county by handing out fines and reporting offences for prosecution.
On Edinburgh’s Leith Walk, more bikes than cars were recorded during morning rush hour for the first time.
Proud parents gathered in Eyemouth last night to celebrate victory in an 11-year battle for a new town primary school.
UPDATE: TG Jones has confirmed its Dalkeith store is expected to close on January 9, 2027, following a closing down sale, as councillors continue to call for action to protect local jobs and the town’s Post Office service.
Edinburgh’s cultural sector is set for a funding boost, with existing partners receiving increased support and a new fund opening to organisations across the city.
What began as one photographer’s bid to find company for winter swims has grown into a 3,000-strong community at Glencorse Reservoir.
Scotland’s national children’s charity is urging Midlothian families worried about energy bills to get in touch with its support line.
