Borders energy park consultation to be held next week

People who want to learn or improve traditional skills will be able to apply for funding.

Northbound traffic will return to North Bridge from Friday 28th March at 10am.

The new service will be trialled for six months.

Police Scotland’s national roll out of body worn video started today.

Planning is being sought for the re-use and retrofit of the original B-listed 1930s building.

Lorna Slater, Lothian MSP and Scottish Greens co-leader writes her monthly column for Midlothian View.

A bid to create a new driveway in the front garden of a mid-terrace house has been rejected.

Councillors in Midlothian have unanimously approved the plans.

Drop in to Dalkeith Library on Tuesday 1 April between 4pm and 7pm to give your views on the proposals.

Project to improve walking, wheeling, cycling and connecting with public transport for local journeys along the A7.

It will be safety first for a motorcyclists group next month.

A bid to turn a farm steading into housing has been rejected.

Operators recorded an operating loss of £131,000.

Anger is growing in Eyemouth over the lack of in-person access to banking services locally.

Edinburgh Council has been accused of “raiding the pockets of residents.”

Financial literacy is on the curriculum for secondary pupils across the Borders this month.

Unwanted hair isn’t just a cosmetic issue—it’s something that affects confidence, mental well-being, and daily life.

The former SNP treasurer Colin Beattie will face no action in the Police investigation into SNP finances.

Detailed plans for the new Beeslack High School at Easter Bush are due to go before councillors on Monday.

Plans for a hovercraft service running between Fife and Edinburgh are being explored.

Plans have been revealed to expand the public electric vehicle charging network across the Borders.

An Edinburgh councillor has made a call for reforms to community councils.

SNP MSP for Midlothian North & Musselburgh has issued a statement about the Holyrood election next year.

A shake-up in the regularity and length of committees is being considered.