Supermarket giants Lidl have lost their bid to put a store sign on top of a flagpole.
Calls for a review of the Borders Railway line as it celebrates its 10th anniversary have been made.
Plans to introduce 20mph zones across Midlothian towns could fuel road rage and put children at risk, objectors have claimed.
The bank was launched in 2020 to independently invest in commercial projects.
The former Caledonian Brewery located off Slateford Road is set to be redeveloped into flats and offices.
The return of the Scottish Open to East Lothian for a seventh year in a row cements the county’s reputation as a leading destination for sport and leisure.
Scottish Borders Council is urging candidates to come forward to fill important leisure roles.
Funding an 'empty homes’ officer deemed a “no brainer" by councillors.
Project to make a stretch of the A7 more pedestrian friendly has been given the final seal of approval by Midlothian councillors.
Parents of 16–19-year-olds will receive reminders from HM Revenue and Customs to extend their Child Benefit claim by 31 August.
Trading standards officials in Edinburgh have warned that they lack extra funding to tackle enforcement.
Traffic bans on several city centre streets are to be made permanent.
A decision to refuse planning permission for a dormer window on the roof of a high street building has been overturned.
Julie Ashworth will lead the new forum to advise the Council.
To host international competitions in the Scottish Borders.
Police continued to deal with the ‘hangover’ over new laws last year.
Offers over £525,000 are sought for this three-bedroom bungalow in Corstorphine with extensive outdoor space.
Midlothian Council is inviting the public to come and find out more about fostering during Foster Care Fortnight.
Midlothian View profiles the very successful Midlothian content maker.
Overnight parking bays for camper vans at an East Lothian beauty spot are set to be scrapped.
A bid to make developers build bigger driveways in a new housing estate has been rejected.
The owners of a 19th century cottage have been given the go ahead to change its windows.
Colin Beattie has been selected by his local SNP branch to stand again for the constituency of Midlothian North.
People are being given the opportunity to comment on proposals to parking management in Dunbar.
