An ITALIAN restaurant in North Berwick has been named as having Scotland’s best authentic Italian menu and, for the third year in a row, as Scotland’s best Italian restaurant under 50 seats. Osteria, on the town’s High Street, also received two
THE first inpatients have been welcomed to East Lothian’s new multi-million-pound hospital. East Lothian Community Hospital (ELCH) in Haddington will house all the services previously delivered at the town’s Roodlands and Herdmanflat Hospitals,
Musselburgh Windsor Football Club is kicking off a twice-yearly collection for East Lothian Foodbank. The club has supported the Tranent-based foodbank in the past and recently collected 332kgs of goods, which equates to 61 three-day food parcels
Staff and young people at the Bridges Project in Musselburgh are mourning the loss of a “fantastic leader and mentor”. The charity’s former long-serving chief executive Jim Boyle died earlier this month following a three-month battle with cancer
NINE East Lothian martial artists have returned from an international tournament with 17 medals. Members of the county’s Taekwon-Do clubs were celebrating after collecting seven gold, three silver and seven bronze medals at the Open World ITF Taekwon-Do
A trophy in memory of Jack Calder – the much loved chairman of Musselburgh Amateur Swimming Club – has been presented for the first time. The Jack Calder Memorial Shield will be given annually to swimmers considered by the coaches to continuously
PLANS for a “transport hub”, including a car park of up to 240 spaces, on Haddington’s eastern edge will be revealed next month. Following a series of closed door meetings, proposals by East Lothian Council for land next to Whittingehame Drive
VIOLENT incidents in county primary schools are on the increase, with teachers facing physical and verbal abuse from children as young as five, says a teaching union. The EIS has said that staff are working in environments where fear of violence
