Haddington

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 06:00

  Army top brass to be quizzed over CCF closure

  MEMBERS of the public, parents, pupils and former members of Knox Academy's Combined Cadet Force (CCF) are being given the chance to question Army officials on the ...

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  Last updated: 28 Jan 2010 06:00

  Completion of unique property

  ONE of Haddington town centre's most prominent and "unique" buildings could soon be set to welcome a new retailer after works to the former Jackson's the Jewellers property ...

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  Last updated: 28 Jan 2010 06:00

  Kids as young as 10 have their say on the police

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  Published: 21 Jan 2010 06:00

  Verbal shots fired in cadet force closure blame game

  THE public backlash over the shock closure of Knox Academy's Combined Cadet Force has provoked a finger-pointing blame game between those believed to be responsible.

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  Published: 21 Jan 2010 06:00 (2)

  Frost feelings over car park

  HADDINGTON'S snow-covered long-stay car park, near Tesco, was left untreated for days in freezing weather because East Lothian Council saw the site as "low priority" - ...

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  Published: 14 Jan 2010 06:00 (1)

  Yeti comes to the rescue of doc struggling to reach patients

  WHEN snow and ice covered the county and turned it into a landscape that looked more like the Himalayas than Haddington, one doctor from the town received help from the most ...

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  Last updated: 14 Jan 2010 06:00

  Scottish power in the dark over cause of street lights failure

  RESIDENTS in areas of Haddington have expressed concern and frustration at East Lothian Council and ScottishPower as street lights on a number of roads have been faulty for ...

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  Published: 7 Jan 2010 06:25

  Death of popular county businessman

  IAN Glass, one of the county's most popular businessmen, died suddenly in his Haddington home on Monday, aged 82.

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  Last updated: 4th February, 2010 07:25am

  Dad's fire fury

  by Bryan Copland

  A SUSPECTED arson attack was made on a flat whilst a nine-year-old boy was inside.

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 07:00

  Potentially lethal drugs are stolen

  POLICE are hunting thieves who broke into a Musselburgh chemist and walked off with a quantity of potentially lethal prescription drugs.

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 06:00

  Loth to smile about after musical

  THE Legend of King Loth is the kind of epic tale that Hollywood directors can - and often do - spend millions of pounds on bringing to life.

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 06:00 (1)

  Council leader 'still fighting' for museum

  COUNCIL leader David Berry has defended the record of his administration after being quizzed over plans for the mothballed North Berwick Museum.

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 06:00 (1)

  Controversial return of quarry

  A NEW sand and gravel quarry is to be excavated at an historic county beauty spot.

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  Last updated: 4 Feb 2010 06:00

  Stage set for £3.2m Brunton Hall revamp

  PLANS for a £3.2 million redevelopment of Musselburgh's Brunton Hall have been put on public display.

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  Published: 4 Feb 2010 06:00

  Crime concern over new development

  A LEADING Tranent community councillor has warned that steps must be taken to ensure a new development of 53 affordable properties at West Windygoul does not become a crime ...