Tractor rally heading through East Lothian this weekend
A TRACTOR rally will take place through the county this weekend to help raise funds for a good cause.
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Trainee reporter covering news across towns and villages in East Lothian for the East Lothian Courier. Email: craig.bathgate@newsquest.co.uk Phone: 07722074408
Trainee reporter covering news across towns and villages in East Lothian for the East Lothian Courier. Email: craig.bathgate@newsquest.co.uk Phone: 07722074408
A TRACTOR rally will take place through the county this weekend to help raise funds for a good cause.
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A mother of three who went to art school in her late forties has won £15,000 and a place on a highly contested artists-in-residence programme.
A solution to permanently address issues associated with Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in the roof of Ross High School’s dining hall has been agreed.
A defibrillator which is believed to have been stolen after use on Tranent High Street is set to be replaced.
The owner of a town takeaway has been left "frustrated" after he claims £500 was stolen during a break-in.
A new dementia-friendly cafe is set to open in Prestonpans Community Centre. The cafe, run by Alzheimer Scotland, will be open between 2pm and 3.30pm on Wednesday, and following the initial opening it will be open on the fourth Thursday of each month thereafter. The cafe will provide support, information, carers’ group and activities for those with dementia and those taking care of them. More information on the cafe can be found by contacting Alzheimer Scotland at midandeastlothianservices@a
ONE of the most expensive homes to ever go on the market in East Lothian is available to purchase.
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