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A ban on pavement parking across Midlothian will come into force next week despite concerns.

Midlothian Council is looking for everyone’s views as it continues to develop its new Local Transport Strategy.

Midlothian MP Owen Thompson has revealed his delight after a youth project was awarded £300,000 Levelling Up cash.

From Monday 1 April tenants of Melville Housing Association will have a new maintenance service.

Midlothian Council is to enforce a ban on parking on pavements and dropped kerbs and double parking.

Christine Grahame MSP writes her monthly column for Midlothian View.

Members of Scottish Borders Council planning committee have agreed not to object to a new BESS.

A Greens councillor questioned whether they were better for the environment.

A public inquiry has been triggered today after councillors lodged a formal objection to a proposed Borders windfarm.

A bid to stop housing being built on a popular woodland has been rejected by East Lothian councillors.

Members of Scottish Borders Council will next week be asked to agree to help its sports, leisure and culture trust.

Sustainable energy services company won the ‘New Business of the Year’ Award at Midlothian and East Lothian Chamber of Commerce Business Awards.

A “decaying” Art Deco cinema is to be examined by Edinburgh Council officers amid fears it could be “demolished by default”.

Edinburgh Council's Culture and Communities Convener, Val Walker gives her reaction.

Trade body says the Scottish Government needs to set minimum standards of competence for installers.

Battery Energy Storage Systems have been in the news this week so we thought we would take a look at what they are.

Owen Thompson has urged the UK Government to back research into the benefits of ‘magic mushrooms.’

Inception Art Show has announced the dates for its return to Dalkeith Palace.

A national insurance association has advised that work would not be covered by standard home insurance.

The accolade is seen as marking a significant milestone in its history.

The ribbon was cut on the City Centre to West East Link.

Councillors will be recommended not to object to a proposed windfarm despite concerns from villagers.

A descendant of Henry Dundas says his row with the council has “descended into farce” after a new one was installed.

An application is under consideration for the construction of a BESS on land west of the Eccles Substation in Mid-Berwickshire.