The booming wind farm industry in the Scottish Borders is set to require many more workers.
Former Scotland rugby international Alasdair Dickinson has won his fight to live on farm land in Midlothian.
For quite a while Midlothian View has displayed a mix of local and national adverts but that has changed.
Used up to the 1980s, the cheap, bubbly material has a lifespan of around 30 years and is now liable to suddenly collapsing.
West Lothian’s high streets continue to be “go-to” destinations for local people.
The Expo is one of the biggest business showcase and networking events in the region.
Modular construction specialist Connect Modular recently paid a visit to The Alex Linkston Skills Centre for Sustainable Living at West Lothian College.
The Edinburgh Boiler Company is primed for further growth.
The ‘special economic zone’ along the Forth Estuary officially came into place earlier this summer.
A new wind farm bid near Tweeddale was placed on Scottish Borders Council’s planning agenda this week.
New wind farm bid near Tweeddale to be considered
Managing Director says findings echo trade body’s long-running campaign for a safer electrical sector and urges government to act.
Midlothian restaurants Itihaas and Radhuni conclude new sponsorship deals for local football clubs Bonnyrigg Rose and Penicuik Athletic.
A five per cent tourist tax is set to be introduced in Edinburgh from 2026.
Some Edinburgh bus lanes are set to be enforced 12 hours a day, seven days a week from early next year in a bid to make services faster and more reliable.
East Lothian saw the biggest fall in short term holiday lets registered in any UK area last year as the number of bed spaces fell by more than 1,000.
Property experts Sarah Baum and Michael Connolly have joined forces to launch Scotland’s first estate agency specialising in accessible homes.
Visitors to Midlothian are now finding it easier to discover more about the area thanks to a new leaflet produced by Midlothian Tourism Forum.
More than 885 solar panels have been installed on two Scottish Water sites in the Central Belt.
FLB Group will relocate its current manufacturing facility based in Dalkeith, Midlothian over the next twelve months.
Lovell Partnerships has donated its building expertise to support two charities that serve Midlothian communities while building 39 new homes for Melville Housing Association near Dalkeith.
The Energy Training Academy has launched the first phase of a Scotland-wide growth plan with expansion into Glasgow.
A red letter day awaits for Borderers as part of an ongoing £25m River Tweed revitalisation masterplan.
The convenience store chain says the store is one of seven new branches
The family-run legal firm is recruiting.
