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  • ‘Walk around’ new virtual art space set up by church

    A VIRTUAL art gallery has been created at the heart of Longniddry by the village’s church. Longniddry Parish Church has set up the online gallery, named Elcho Artspace, as a virtual meeting place for creativity, spirituality and community.

  • Takeaway bid launched for charity shop

    A PLAN has been lodged with East Lothian Council to turn the Barnardo’s charity shop in the Pinkie area of Musselburgh into a hot food takeaway. The applicant, Pinkie Mains Development Ltd, which gave its address as the neighbouring Pinkie Farm

  • Maternity restrictions eased at hospitals

    NEW and expectant mums across East Lothian can now enjoy some family support, as lockdown restrictions around maternity services have been eased. Pregnant women and women who have just welcomed a new baby into the world are able to share the precious

  • Library service allowing people to pre-order books returns

    PEOPLE will be able to pre-order books to collect from Haddington Library from today (Thursday), with a new collection services due to open on Monday. Plans to reopen some library services have been announced, with the first phase seeing an order

  • Decision to be made on future of former Coastguard Station

    PLANNERS who rejected a bid to turn a coastguard station into a house over a lack of “outlook” were wrong because it looks out onto the beach, an appeal body will be told. The plans for the former coastguard base in Dunbar were rejected by East

  • Helicopter called out to help RNLI crews in search

    A RESCUE helicopter was called out yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon after reports of a person in difficulty off the coast of Dunbar. The town's lifeboats were tasked by UK Coastguard shortly after 12.15pm following the report of someone in trouble

  • Acid poured over car in suspected homophobic attack

    AN NHS worker has had an acid-like substance poured over his car in what he suspects is a targeted homophobic attack. Greg Mahony, 33, lives on Port Seton’s Laburnum Avenue with his husband, 41-year-old web designer Andy Pielorz. He described