Fearnley holds his nerve for big win

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Edinburgh's Jacob Fearnley stood on the brink of arguably the best straight sets win of his professional tennis career today ... and then a...

Flags spark concern after appearing on town lamp posts

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Parade organisers have been warned after Union Jacks were flown from lamp posts in Musselburgh during an event in the town over the weekend. East...

Petition to make Edinburgh Council plant-based

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A petition to make all food at council events and meetings plant-based is set to be considered by councillors. In 2023, the council voted to...

Warnings of violence against Edinburgh Council staff

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Edinburgh council staff are facing “shocking levels of violence and threat” as they try to manage the city’s housing allocations freeze, councillors have been...

West Lothian Council faces £23m budget cut in next two years

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West Lothian Council will have to cut £23m from its budgets over the next two years.  Cuts may come across the board and could touch the lives...

West Lothian holiday chalets plan goes to appeal

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An appeal has been launched over twice-rejected plans to build 20 holiday chalets on the fringe of the Pentlands.  The latest plans for open countryside south of Kirknewton went...

Dalkeith home owner faces having to remove fence

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A home owner faces being ordered to tear down their garden fence after moving it out to enclose public land along the side of...

Cricket participation “through the roof” at St George’s

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St George’s School reports that cricket is now their fastest growing sport, with 150 girls taking part in its cricket clubs. The news comes at...

Jupiter Artland to stay open all year round

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Jupiter Artland will remain open year-round for the first time, with autumn and winter hours running Thursday to Sunday from November 2025 through February...

Local MP takes part in podcast

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The Vennie Youth Club in Livingston invited Gregor Poynton to be the first politician to take part in the club's new podcast, Make Your...