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TWO town leaders have banded together to launch Musselburgh’s first ever traditional music festival.
Published: Thursday, 22nd May, 2008 08:00
Curtain drops on one drama as another one begins
QUEEN Margaret University (QMU) is to drop the curtain on nearly 40 years of conservatoire teaching in drama and theatre production – though students currently enrolled will still receive accreditation.
Published: Thursday, 22nd May, 2008 08:00
COMMUNITY leaders feel that the town is being fobbed off with second best in future health care provision. And they have vowed to push for a wide range of medical services at the proposed primary health care centre.
Published: Thursday, 15th May, 2008 08:05
Graffiti yobs leave bill for £1,200
VANDALS have caused more than £1,200 worth of damage after spraying graffiti onto a Scottish Power substation and four houses in Musselburgh.
Published: Thursday, 15th May, 2008 08:00
STAFF at the Eskmills Project were set to roll out the red carpet yesterday (Thursday) for the arrival of a royal representative.
Published: Thursday, 15th May, 2008 08:00
BOSSES of Morrisons supermarket have flatly denied rumours that they intend to buy the vacant Somerfield store on the High Street. And it now appears likely that the site will be split in to three, to accommodate separate businesses.
Published: Thursday, 15th May, 2008 08:00
TWO Musselburgh stalwarts have re-launched an audacious bid to trace all Honest Toun servicemen who died in the First World War in order to compile a roll of honour for display in the town’s library.
Published: Thursday, 8th May, 2008 08:00
MUSSELBURGH Cricket Club will retain Lewisvale Park for home matches despite losing their changing facilities to an alleged fire-raising attack in November last year.
Published: Thursday, 8th May, 2008 07:30
Chef creates a buzz in the Gambia
A DUNBAR chef is creating a buzz in The Gambia after setting up a beekeeping project to provide sustainable income for the inhabitants of rural villages.
Published: Thursday, 1st May, 2008 08:00
STUDENT teacher Mark Lambert received his best-ever birthday present by being voted Honest Lad – while for his Lass Kimberley Riddoch it was a case of third time lucky.
Published: Thursday, 1st May, 2008 08:05
Oldest man in county to be given an Asbo
A 53-YEAR OLD Musselburgh man – who allegedly terrorised neighbours and council staff for nearly two years – has become the oldest resident in the county to be slapped with an interim anti-social behaviour order (ASBO).
Published: Thursday, 1st May, 2008 08:00
Farmers’ Market plan put on hold
MUSSELBURGH Farmers’ Market due for launch in May has now been postponed to August after organisers failed to secure the necessary funding.
Published: Thursday, 1st May, 2008 08:00
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