WE TAKE a look at the stories making headlines in East Lothian 25, 50 and 100 years ago. 25 years ago... FIREFIGHTERS were to join a movie set – to make it rain, reported the East Lothian Courier on July 26, 1996. Haddington fire
ANGUS Carrick has won an all-East Lothian final to be crowned the winner of the Scottish Men's Amateur Match Play Championship. The Craigielaw golfer was up against Connor Wilson, of Castle Park, in the final of the tournament at Murcar Links,
CIGARETTE butts, dog poo bags and disposable barbecues were among the items collected by volunteers at a popular beauty spot. The Wave Project held a beach clean and fundraiser earlier this month at Belhaven Bay. More than 50 volunteers turned
HALFWAY through it, it’s been a funny old summer this year. The memory of 2019 already seems a long way in the past, but this year seems as busy with visitors. Even while a travel ban was still in force, local roads were getting busier, with chippies
SPEEDING drivers are being warned they could face a £100 fine. Complaints about motorists breaking the 20mph limit in Haddington have been passed to community officers. Police were out last week carrying out speed checks on various roads in
NEW Haddington Athletic boss Scott Bonar insists his club have not achieved anything yet as he targets glory. The Hi Hi’s impressive season, which saw them unbeaten in the league and enjoy a memorable debut Scottish Cup campaign, was cut short
TRADE body Scottish Renewables recently produced a report from the Fraser of Allander Institute, which is part of Strathclyde University, titled ‘The Economic Impact of Scotland’s Renewable Energy Sector’. Central to any strategy in mitigating
JOE Hamill has his sights set on the Lowland League after swapping Haddington for Musselburgh. The former Hearts man had been in the managerial hot seat at Millfield for four years but has chosen to take the step up from the East of Scotland Football
A DOG walker has appeared in court in connection with a series of alleged dog attacks at a farm on the county’s western boundary. Heather Sian Hiram is alleged to have been in control of a Rottweiler and a Doberman which allegedly attacked and
