Copycat objections to applications lack ‘oomph’ 

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Copycat objections to applications lack ‘oomph’ according to an East Lothian councillor  Councillor Colin McGinn said identical emails and letters which have clearly been shared among protestors did...

£3m fund to boost employment in West Lothian

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 West Lothian Council will spend almost £3m in the next year on a range of Holyrood sponsored employment initiatives.  The No One Left Behind funding is aimed at hard-to-reach groups...

Lord Provost sends his best wishes to Steve Clarke and his...

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The Rt Hon Lord Provost of Edinburgh has sent his best wishes to the Scotland national men's football team as they prepare for their...

Ten-year-old girl in hospital following serious crash in West Lothian

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Police in West Lothian are appealing for information following a serious collision in Armadale.  The incident happened around 8.40am on Thursday, 11 June, on Avondale...

Braid tennis women’s Cup defence on Saturday

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Braid women's tennis captain Suzi Provan believes the team "have a target on our back" going into Saturday's Scottish Cup final against a Newlands...

Help offered for football fans having travel issues to the FIFA...

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The Scottish Secretary, says the UK Government is "working tirelessly" to resolve US travel issues for Scotland football fans. There are some fans who have...

Edinburgh universities publish significant cardiovascular study

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Two Edinburgh universities have published a study which links a drop in the risk of cardiovascular diseases with allowing patients to measure and record...

Musselburgh Library to get £50,000 grant towards building its own toilets

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An East Lothian library which offers shelter to people who need a warm space is to get a £50,000 grant towards building its own...

Council may lodge objection to Westfield Court listing

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Edinburgh council may lodge an objection to the historic listing of an Edinburgh flat block as it seeks to demolish the structure.  The council said in November last year it...

Two teenagers taken to hospital following serious crash in Edinburgh

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Police are appealing for information following a serious crash in Edinburgh which took place in the early hours of Thursday, 11 June, 2026.  Around, 2.35am, a black...

Chief Constable reflects of progress to deliver vision for future

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Police Scotland’s Chief Constable Jo Farrell’s has reflected on progress over the last year to deliver the 2030 vision of safer communities, less crime, supported...

Poole power past Edinburgh in semi-final

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Edinburgh Monarchs bowed out of the BSN Series at the semi-final stage when they were washed away 60-30 at Poole Pirates on a night...

St Kentigern’s top of the class in heat pump challenge

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St Kentigern’s Academy from Blackburn has been crowned the winner of this year’s Mitsubishi Electric ‘Pump It Up!’ Challenge. Now in its 10th year, the...

Police ‘extremely concerned’ for welfare of missing 20-year-old man

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Police are appealing for information to trace 20-year-old Harvey Brittan who has been reported missing in Edinburgh. He was last seen around 10am on Wednesday,...

Update on Calderglen early learning centre in Sighthill 

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A report on an Edinburgh nursery which suddenly closed and is being considered for demolition has been noted by councillors.  Calderglen early learning centre in...

Councillors warned that parking concerns could escalate to ‘dangerous’ populism

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Councillors in East Lothian have been warned anger over the introduction of parking charges in town centres could lead to a ‘dangerous’ rise in...

Parents to be consulted about high school move

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Villagers living east of Linlithgow will be consulted on plans to move local primaries from Linlithgow Academy’s catchment into that of Winchburgh Academy.  The Education PDSP heard that there...

Edinburgh head teacher takes over at Scotland’s biggest primary school

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Edinburgh head teacher Grant Gillies is taking over the top post at Scotland’s biggest primary school. Mr Gillies is moving from South Morningside Primary, in...

Calls for mobile phone ban in West Lothian schools

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West Lothian Council faced calls from Scotland’s largest teaching union to implement a mobile phone ban across its schools.  The call came the day after a...

West Lothian could see priority traffic signals for buses

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A study is planned as part of a new funding package to improve bus services throughout West Lothian.  The county could see priority traffic signals opening...

St John Scotland delivers another public access defibrillator in Edinburgh

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St John Scotland has recently delivered its 300th public access defibrillator (PAD) in the city centre as part of the St John in the...

Police respond to demonstrations across Scotland following Belfast attack

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Demonstrations were held in a number of locations across Scotland last night, Tuesday, 9 June, 2026.  Three men, aged 31, 18 and 18 have been arrested and charged in...

Missing teenager last seen in Oxgangs area on Saturday evening

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Police are appealing for information to help trace teenager Nathaniel Reevell who has been reported missing in Edinburgh. He was last seen in the Oxgangs...

Fire on Restalrig Road South

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A fire has broken out at St Margaret’s flats on Restalrig South on Tuesday evening. Scottish Fire and Rescue Service confirmed to The Edinburgh...

Tram consultation – results “fairly inconclusive”

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A consultation held last year between 25 August and 17 November by the council about the options for the north-south tram extension has returned...

Man 65 jailed for violence against women and drug supply in...

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A 65-year-old man has been jailed for three years and four months for violence against women and drug supply offences in Edinburgh.  Douglas Dunbar pled...

Children board the newly established Mauricewood Bike Bus 

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More than 20 primary school children set off on the newly established Mauricewood Bike Bus today.  The cycling initiative was set up by local parents who aim to...

Event declared a success – here are the winners at the...

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As dozens of taxis made their way through Edinburgh's streets on Tuesday taking part in the annual Edinburgh Taxi Outing, the Lord Provost and...

Bike hire scheme is most successful in Europe

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The capital's bike hire scheme is currently the most successful in Europe, in terms of the trips per vehicle per day. The rental e-bikes were...

RAAC campaigners press for meeting with new housing minister 

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Campaigners have vowed to continue their fight for compensation for homeowners affected by crumbling concrete in their homes .  The newly elected SNP government will find...