I WANT to focus on East Lothian’s own issues with health care provision.
THIS week, the SNP marks its 90th birthday.
LAST week’s poverty statistics revealed the shaming reality that, far from ‘levelling up’, Tory policies have resulted in the fastest rise in UK child poverty for 30 years.
RESIDENTS know East Lothian is a great county, and many congratulations to North Berwick, named the UK’s best place to live by The Sunday Times, with East Linton – and its new station – also making the list.
THE 1984-85 miners’ strike devastated individual lives and coal mining communities.
ON WORLD Day of Prayer (March 1), Palestinian Christian women shared their suffering and resistance at numerous ecumenical services across East Lothian.
I BELIEVE East Lothian residents expect comment on last week’s Westminster spectacle.
COUNTY residents remain distressed and angry as Gaza’s agony continues.
LAST February, the SNP was reacting to Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation, an unexpected announcement followed by equally unanticipated events. A year after that political earthquake – time to take stock.
MICHELLE O’Neill, Northern Ireland’s first ever First Minister from the nationalist, republican tradition, immediately called for a Gaza ceasefire, echoing Humza Yousaf, Stephen Flynn and others internationally demanding peace.
