There is still time to nominate amazing young people for Midlothian’s Young People Awards 2022.
The Registrar General for Scotland confirmed that Her Majesty The Queen’s death was registered in Aberdeenshire on 16th September 2022.
Councillors are being asked to approve an extra school holiday on Monday 24th October 2022.
Access to free meals and free laundry services are being proposed by a cost of living task force set up to support Midlothian residents.
Midlothian councillors will hold their first public in person meeting in more than two years next week.
Christine Grahame MSP writes her monthly column for Midlothian View.
Midlothian Crime Beat for period between Monday 12th September and Sunday 25th September 2022.
Council supports Challenge Poverty Week with events to support those struggling with the cost of living.
Midlothian Council and the Lord-Lieutenant of Midlothian have launched their annual Midlothian’s Young People Awards.
This View has been written by Ellen Scott, Midlothian South Councillor and Cabinet member with responsibility for education, children and young people.
Bonnyrigg-based construction company has been appointed as the main contractor for the work at Rosslyn Castle
A ‘redundant’ multi-storey car park and the store at Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal will be demolished as part of a major redevelopment of the Leith shopping centre.
Edinburgh is set to join over 2,000 cities across the globe in celebrating World Car Free Day.
Four out of ten patients visiting their GP are there because of mental health issues.
Libraries and leisure centres across Midlothian will be provided with antidote kits to deal with heroin overdoses as a drugs project expands.
Midlothian Energy Limited has embarked on their long-term business plan to invest £100m in low-carbon energy projects over the next five years.
A Twitter account run by Edinburgh City Council which serves as a vital resource for picking up residents’ questions and complaints has been suspended.
The launch of a ‘Hospitals at Home’ service for older people in the Scottish Borders could move a step closer to reality this week.
Edinburgh Council says it cannot currently afford to put sanitary bins in men’s toilets across its premises.
The owner of a cottage in a conservation village has lost her appeal to keep new windows which open the ‘wrong way.’
Owners of a community-backed clinic which faced closure after they were ordered to remove security shutters have won their appeal to keep them in place.
Five overnight carriageway closures from Thursday 6 October 2022.
After five years as Chair of the Board of Melville Housing Association, Caron Quinn has stepped down.
The funding is part of an £80 million Local Authority COVID Economic Recovery Fund distributed to councils across Scotland.
