Women from across Midlothian came together on Sunday to celebrate International Women’s Day at an event organised by MP Kirsty McNeill.
Midlothian based children's therapy service have launched a Children’s Board to allow the young people to advise a Board of Trustees.
East Lothian Library Service’s Local History Centre is celebrating its 50th Anniversary in 2026.
Plans to build nearly 100 holiday chalets in a Midlothian country park have sparked ‘grave reservations’ among councillors.
The First Minister has doubled down on his criticism of West Lothian’s budget decision on funding cross- boundary private nursery places.
New aircraft to operate on new route as airline expands presence at Edinburgh Airport.
Pensioners in West Lothian are increasingly frightened by the number of children and teenagers using e-scooters and electric bikes on pavements.
Past Shelves: Histories of Queer Reading is now open at the Museum of Edinburgh.
One of Scotland’s top chefs will be hosting the second in a series of collaborative ‘Captain’s Table’ dining experiences.
The available funding forms part of Lloyds Banking Group's plan to make over £35 million on new finance available.
A 100-year-old East Lothian lamp post could make an appearance on the popular BBC show The Repair Shop’s Christmas special this year.
The capital is once again searching for a worthy recipient of the coveted Edinburgh Award, with nominations for this year opening today.
A social landlord with rental properties across the Borders has bolstered its leadership team.
A robot developed by NASA in preparation for missions to Mars is returning to the USA following a decade at the University.
A political party which believes that “strong families make for a strong nation” has named its list candidates for the South of Scotland.
East Lothian Council’s Arts Service is bringing the Travelling Gallery to East Lothian this March with the group exhibition, real-time friction.
The Cabinet Secretary for Housing, Màiri McAllan, visited the Tower Street in Leith on Thursday to mark Scottish Apprenticeship Week.
New national figures show that Scotland’s Rapid Cancer Diagnostic Services are continuing to make a real difference for patients.
Councillors who backed plans to introduce parking charges in an East Lothian town have been told they have to “share responsibility”.
Miles Briggs MSP writes his monthly column for Midlothian View.
Data gathered by a workers’ rights group show that food delivery riders face violence, danger and theft when working in Edinburgh.
An Orange march is set to go ahead on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile this summer.
Centenary tours to go on sale at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Industry leaders say Scotland is underinvesting in the skills on which our economy depends.
