Modular construction specialist Connect Modular recently paid a visit to The Alex Linkston Skills Centre for Sustainable Living at West Lothian College.
To mark the completion of the state-of-the-art facility, schoolchildren from Walkerburn Primary School got the opportunity to test out the new track on their bikes.
Colin Beattie MSP, Midlothian North & Musselburgh, writes his monthly column for Midlothian View.
People power has forced planting on a Borders commercial forest to a grinding halt.
A new report published today shows HMRC has slashed the tax gap on illicit cigarettes and tobacco by more than half since 2005.
Uncertainty surrounds the future of a much-heralded extension to the Borders Railway after £10m in funding was placed on hold.
Supermarket giants Lidl have won an appeal over lighting their sign in a conservation area after it was revealed it overlooked a car par and pizza takeaway.
Dunbar is gearing up to tuck into a musical feast from 27-29 September at the Dunbar Music Festival.
Edinburgh’s bus trackers are finally showing live arrival times after a series of failures which put the multi-million project more than three years behind schedule.
Edinburgh Council has been accused of using “skewed” data to suggest more people support than oppose a controversial Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN).
This View has been written by Midlothian View reader Bill Kerr-Smith.
A dedicated online hub has been set up to share news, information and a space for conversation.
HMRC is urging tens of thousands of people to check if they are eligible to boost their State Pension.
Concern over the inclusion of part of a popular park in plans to redevelop a high school have been raised.
The annual Community Fun Day in Roslin Village went off without a hitch despite the weather.
Heriot-Watt University and Edinburgh College have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a seamless learning pathway for employers and their workforce.
The Alpine Coaster opens to the public on Saturday 14 September.
The annual Midlothian’s Young People Awards 2024 are now open for nominations in five categories.
The Edinburgh Boiler Company is primed for further growth.
New multi-million pound bike centre at a former textile mill in Innerleithen will go-ahead amid “suggestions” it might not.
Thousands of students across Scotland are primed to begin their new academic year at college or university
An overnight parking ban at East Lothian’s coastal car parks is set to be made permanent with a new curfew of 11pm introduced.
A response to a Holyrood consultation on the plan had been delayed after West Lothian Councillor Danny Logue expressed his fears about fire risks.
Europe’s leading wind energy developer has launched an appeal after a controversial wind farm bid was thrown out three times by Scottish Borders Council.
