North Berwick

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:21

  Eco-programme for town film festival

  A SERIES of environmental films are to be screened at the Scottish Seabird Centre and the Hope Rooms as part of the inaugural North Berwick Film Festival.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:20

  Packed to the rafters

  CRAZY costumes, sinkings and general tomfoolery were again in abundance at North Berwick Raft Race on Saturday, with the Millennium Puffins escaping the madness to claim victory...

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  Published: 26 Aug 2010 09:26

  Save Leuchie campaign sees surge

  CAMPAIGNERS fighting to halt the planned closure of MS respite centre Leuchie House later this year are preparing to table a motion of ‘no confidence’ in the board of trustees...

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  Published: 26 Aug 2010 09:24

  Bass Rock swimmers go to great lengths

  A TRIO of swimmers became the first in nearly 50 years to complete a daunting swim from Bass Rock to North Berwick – despite fog clouding their way.

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:24

  Commemorating a forgotten hero

  AN ACE fighter pilot who gave his life for his country in the Battle of Britain was to be honoured by his local North Berwick air cadet squadron on Wednesday to mark 70 years...

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:23

  Smart Alec wows the Prince of Wales

  Playing to Prince Charles with the Red Arrows flying overhead will be something musicians around the country will dream about. But one North Berwick youngster has achieved this...

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:22

  Heaven scent

  CROWDS flocked to this year’s North Berwick and District Horticultural Society summer flower show at the Hope Rooms on Saturday, with all manner of flower, fruit and vegetable...

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  Published: 19 Aug 2010 09:21

  How we stitched together a CD

  Last month, the Battle of Prestonpans Heritage Trust just couldn’t help making a song and dance about the unveiling of its 338ft-long Jacobite tapestry – thought to be the longest...

• North Berwick

• 'Heart and soul' of town under threat
• Crowds enjoy a fling at games
• Police hopeful after pitching Pubwatch to town licensees
• Trust fund comes through for Fraser
• Thousands to flock to town's 15th Highland Games
• Groups swing into action to support Xmas lights
• Splash out on fun at town's lifeboat fete
• Golfers put a hole lot of effort into community council cups
• Lilo teens'dramatic rescue
• Society censors Leuchie House protest

• North Berwick

• Generous public boosts teens' twinning trip
• Fringe festival on the horizon
• Air of optimism in the air as museum group pursues upgrade
• Vessel named after St Baldred
• A Cher way to success
• Pupils perform at international eco summit
• Lifeboat crew called out to rescue swimmer
• Ain't no mountain high enough to stop county sisters
• Thousands expected to flock to Highland Games 2010
• Group is green for go!

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• News

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  Published: 2nd September, 2010 09:30am

  'Peddlers of misery' are put behind bars

  

  EIGHT drug-dealing county residents who “peddled misery” in their communities have been jailed for a total of 12-and-a-half years following a major police blitz on drugs and organised crime in East Lothian.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:28

  100 tons of straw alight

  Firefighters tackled a farm inferno for nearly 12 hours on Wednesday after about 100 tons of straw were set alight at Fenton Barns.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:27

  A loving goodbye to a 'special wee boy'

  TRAGIC five-year-old Archie Dunbar – who adored trains, fishing with his dad, and Harry Potter – was laid to rest in a poignant service attended by hundreds of mourners last Thursday...

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:26

  Teens charged with Costello break-in

  TWO teenagers have appeared in court following an alleged housebreaking and fire at former East Lothian councillor David Costello’s Prestonpans home last month.

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:25

  I'm 100, but I'm still a wee sister

  ORMISTON great-grandmother Janet Scott may have achieved a century of life experience... but she's still able to look up to her 101-year-old sister!

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:24 (1)

  Councillor hits out at 'ScotRail's subtle rip-off'

  RAIL bosses have responded to claims by a leading county politician that passengers travelling beyond Edinburgh from stops on the North Berwick line are paying an “unnoticed surcharge...

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  Published: 2 Sep 2010 09:22

  New use for ex-care home?

  A DEVELOPMENT of 19 flats and two houses is planned at historic Cockenzie House – though a community campaign is about to be launched to transform the former nursing home into...