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  • Survival Skills programme on offer at Museum of Flight

    SURVIVAL skills used by pilots downed in enemy territory are being passed on to families during half term. The National Museum of Flight is exploring nature with the new programme of events, which run from tomorrow (Tuesday) to Friday. Featuring

  • Mother-and-son create ‘tails’ of nine mischievous cats

    TALES of cats and their mischievous adventures have been turned into a storybook collection published by a mother-and-son from Cockenzie. Linda and Calum Johnston, who stay in The Chimneys, opposite Cockenzie Primary School, began writing stories

  • More than £5,000 raised in memory of brother Johnny

    A MAN who suffered three strokes in 48 hours has raised more than £5,000 by completing a round of golf in memory of his late brother. Alex Galloway, who is visually impaired following the strokes, was joined at North Berwick’s Glen Golf Club last

  • Letter of the week: Toasting 12 years of enjoyleisure

    On behalf of everyone at enjoyleisure, I’d like to say a massive thank you to all of our customers, colleagues and stakeholders for their continued loyalty, support, delivery, participation and enjoyment of East Lothian’s sports and leisure facilities

  • Free beauty treatment for a year in honour of Bobbi

    A TRANENT business owner is offering free beauty treatments for a year in an online raffle to raise funds to buy a drone to help search for missing East Lothian dogs – all in honour of her late furry friend. Shannon Godsell, 33, lives on John Crescent

  • Colin Beattie MSP column: Please keep getting your vaccines

    IT IS POSITIVE to hear that the number of positive Covid-19 cases in East Lothian has continued to fall. As of October 10, 95 per cent of the total population over 16 have received a first dose of a Covid-19 vaccination. We are also seeing

  • Motorist returns with hammer after disturbance on High Street

    A MOTORIST returned with a hammer after a disturbance took place opposite Boots pharmacy in Musselburgh yesterday, Sunday (October 17). At about 12.45pm in the High Street, a member of the public became embroiled in a confrontation with the occupants

  • Spooky scarecrows to brighten up Tranent for Hallowe'en

    SCARECROWS are set to dress up and line the streets for a special Hallowe’en-themed trail around Tranent later this month. Evelyn Stevenson, an NHS worker at East Lothian Community Hospital, has teamed up with her friend Carolyn Clark to organise

  • Mechanical issue a blow for Hannah Chapman

    A ROLLERCOASTER weekend saw Hannah Chapman robbed of the chance to battle for a top-10 finish after mechanical problems. The Mini driver was among 30 battling it out at Donington Park over last Saturday and Sunday. Driveshaft problems meant

  • School bells could be silenced for much of the day

    CORRIDORS and classrooms at Knox Academy could soon be quieter, with plans for school bells to be silenced throughout much of the school day. Pupils and staff at the Haddington secondary school are being surveyed about the potential reduction in

  • Fresh plans show food trailer for village pub

    THE owner of the Mercat Grill in Whitecraig is hoping to get the go-ahead to site a food trailer in the car park at his premises. Graham Blaikie said it was hoped to have the new facility, which would offer takeaways, deliveries and alfresco eating

  • Man admits behaving aggressively towards his partner

    A COUNTY man has been placed on a community payback order after admitting behaving aggressively towards his partner. Callum Sinclair, of The Inveresk Estate, shouted, swore and adopted an aggressive manner during the incident. Sinclair also