Well, I hope everyone had a lovely summer, despite the changeable weather. I’m grateful that I managed two weeks of rest and relaxation in warmer climes. Veterinary practice continues to be busy over the summer months with an influx of holidaymakers
I was concerned to read that East Lothian Council’s pension fund is still investing significantly in companies engaged in fossil fuel extraction and processing. I serve on the pension trustees of the Scottish Episcopal Church and I know that it
NORTH Berwick Rotary Club’s charity golf day raising more than £5,000 for good causes. The event was held on August 29 at Kilspindie Golf Club. David Lancaster, Rotary club president, said: “A wonderful day of golf was enjoyed by 24 teams at
COCKENZIE Primary School has been given a lift after securing a new headteacher. Lynda Banks, currently headteacher at Hilton Primary School, Inverness, is a Commonwealth champion at powerlifting and returned with four medals from the European
VEHICLES which do not meet new low emission targets could be banned from entering Musselburgh. Plans to extend a city-wide Low Emission Zone (LEZ) for Edinburgh to include East Lothian’s biggest town are being put forward by East Lothian Council
