THIS week we look at the many diverse shops that have inhabited our county’s high streets in the last 130 years. We’re often encouraged to “shop local” but, until recently, that’s all we did! Our nearby high street was where we found locally
HOUSE rules which urge guests to be “considerate of neighbours” have not been enough to sway planners to allow a short-term holiday let to remain in place. The flat on Dunbar’s Cromwell Court has been used for short-term residential lets since
Dunbar United 1 Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts 2 TWO goals in the first 20 minutes gave Dunbar United too much to do as they lost out to Inverkeithing Hillfield Swifts in the East of Scotland (Qualifying) Cup final. The Seasiders had hoped
IN MY COLUMN this week, I want to pick up on the subject of the new hate crime legislation which went live on April 1. Rather than dwell on the finer points of the legislation, which are already the subject of countless column inches and have invoked
A FORMER East Lothian councillor has defended the local authority following negative comments by North Berwick Community Council members concerning pothole repairs on High Street. At this month’s meeting of the community Council, recent road repairs
LEWIS Rollo is enjoying life in the fast lane – despite a disappointing start to his career in the premier class of British motorcycle racing. The racer lined up on the grid at the Circuito de Navarra in northern Spain over the weekend alongside
THE show will go on for Musselburgh Amateur Musical Association (MAMA) after the company found a new venue for its upcoming musical revue. The group had been forced to postpone the scheduled performance, which had originally been due to take place
A PRESTONPANS man who made threatening remarks to a woman on social media has been admonished after a court heard that he had stayed out of trouble for six months. Lee Kelly appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court last October, where he pleaded guilty
