GOOD can come from bad because often when bad things happen, good rises to the top, like the cream in a bottle of milk. Well maybe that analogy shows my age, as most milk these days is homogenised, which prevents that cream topping I remember so vividly
HARD-WORKING Knox Academy pupils have helped raise more than £5,000 for charity. The school has been at the heart of the fundraising efforts for Poppyscotland in Haddington for a number of years. Youngsters at the school visited various businesses
THE annual commemoration of one of Musselburgh’s most famous sons, the celebrated doctor David Macbeth Moir, took place recently. Organised by the Old Musselburgh Club, a service was held at Musselburgh Congregational Church followed by a wreath-laying
THE East District Championships are one of the most prominent features in the cross country calendar. They take place on the same day as the North and West District Championships, with the event a selection process for the Inter Districts Cross
AS THE new local area commander for East Lothian, I am delighted to have the opportunity to tell you about current policing issues in the area. Throughout the festive period, the community team in Prestonpans have continued to target anti-social
You can always guarantee that Aldi and Lidl will have a middle aisle full of bargains and things you never knew you needed. Whether it’s Aldi’s Specialbuys or Lidl’s Middle of Lidl, the latest offers are always worth checking out and there are
Drinking whisky is an important part of celebrating Burns Night which commemorates the life of the bard, Robert Burns. Giving a toast to the man who is often considered the national poet of Scotland requires some fine whisky and there are a number
COCAINE and cannabis have been found in Dunbar. The finds were highlighted in a report to Dunbar Community Council, which met on Monday evening. The police report, which highlighted a number of incidents from the beginning of December until
HOUSE prices in East Lothian are still climbing – though the “post-pandemic housing frenzy” is dying down, an ESPC report has found. The group’s research found that, in the three months leading up to December, average property selling prices across
