A private hospital has been given the go ahead to build a new eight-bed ward.
Farmers Market launches this spring and local producers are invited to take part.
Brewery offers dream job as ‘Sourmellier’ to taste-test all sour beers.
Recording its best satisfaction levels for almost a decade.
Civic leader congratulates campaigning electrotechnical body for training the workforce of the future at event held at Bush Estate.
Unwanted hair isn’t just a cosmetic issue—it’s something that affects confidence, mental well-being, and daily life.
A village pub has been given formal approval of its beer garden nearly 30 years after it opened.
Councillors are being asked to give the go ahead for a consultation on plans.
A vehicle valet firm has lost its bid for planning permission for a car port.
Teenagers from Down’s Syndrome Scotland charity attend skilled-based workshop at ‘Old School Fabrications’ artisan design studio
Dalkeith based Mobile Sounds Wedding and Disco was recognised as one of the UK's top wedding professionals.
Midlothian Tourism Forum members shared a wide range of tourism developments in the area at their AGM this week at Arniston House.
Lovell Partnerships has officially completed all affordable housing at its Oakwood Edge development in Mayfield, near Dalkeith.
ETA are working in conjunction with accreditation body the National Open College Network.
A milestone has been reached over plans for a £40m Borders holiday park after the first of four public consultation events.
The Plumbing and Heating Federation has raised concerns over the slow pace.
A proposed £400m Borders holiday park has passed its first planning hurdle with flying colours.
The Loanhead-based firm has a made a significant six-figure outlay.
Improvements to the bus services running out to two major international sporting facilities are to be investigated.
Concern from parents, pupils and teaching union the EIS, over the presence of ‘arms manufacturers’ firms.
A lack of leadership has meant the Scottish Government has made minimal progress towards its challenging climate change goal of reducing car use.
An investigation into the decision to continue using unlicensed Homes of Multiple Occupancy is set to be launched,
Calls for a report into the impact of the cancellation to look at the ‘domino effect.’
Edinburgh-based solicitor and estate agent Ralph Sayer has promoted Robyn Donaldson to partner in the firm.