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Minimum wage to increase to £13.20 an hour as John Healey announces Budget pay boost
Accommodation providers unite against proposed five per cent visitor levy
Ridiculous parking fees in North Berwick are stalling trade
This week's East Lothian Courier letters
Paul McLennan MSP column - Families are at breaking point as prices rise
All stores to close as high street fashion retailer in administration
Middle-class face tax hike as Robison’s Budget drags 78,000 Scots into higher band
Top-10 visitor attractions in East Lothian in 2024 revealed
One of world's biggest airlines opens its first airport lounge in Scotland
Paul McLennan MSP column: Scotland's high investment grade welcome
Increase in minimum wage announced by the government
£55 million Scottish Water plant application delayed to next year
Royal Mail given green light to scrap second-class post on Saturdays
Genesis Scottish Open brings near £8million boost to county
Demands made to shut Torness down after 585 cracks found in reactor central core
Nuclear industry says ScotGov green plans are 'fraud' on nation with jobs for England
Why is there disquiet over safety of Scotland's last nuclear power plant?
Opinion: Why Torness can be base of new Scots nuclear revolution
Opinion: Scotland's last nuclear power station: not all it's cracked up to be
Future of Torness: the view from Dunbar businesses
Plans for new nuclear reactors at Torness brought forward ahead of 'golden age'
Proposal to convene expert summit on nuclear power in Scotland: Future of Torness
Efforts to boost tourism in East Lothian showcased at two recent events
County's nuclear power station celebrates reaching major milestone
East Lothian Gift Card offering £10 giveaway this week
Minister visits East Lothian business to announce support for women-led firms
Mary Contini column: 'It feels like we are playing a badly designed board game'
Sam Berkeley column: The cuts never end, we can't go on like this
MSP visits local business to mark Small Business Saturday
Douglas Alexander MP column: Joining free trade bloc could boost Scottish economy
Lifespan of East Lothian's nuclear power station extended
More than £31 million paid in support to people in East Lothian in last year
Busy East Lothian Post Office named on list as being at risk of closure
Plans to be drawn up to make town centre 'an improved destination'
Community pantry opens in Macmerry thanks to support from local groups
East Lothian Courier letters: October 24, 2024
Douglas Alexander MP column: Record-breaking investment secured
VisitScotland chairman given tour of East Lothian hotspots
'Unprecedented numbers' in need of support as foodbank has its busiest ever year
Fringe by the Sea 2024 brought nearly £10 million to East Lothian economy
Foodbank use in East Lothian up 99 per cent in just three years
MSP Craig Hoy told 'no chance' of North Berwick bank branch staying open
Hopes raised that The Open could return to East Lothian
Number of short-term lets in North Berwick up 30 per cent in a year
Record crowds attended 2024 Genesis Scottish Open in East Lothian
More holiday let woe for High Street's property owners
Charities benefit from thousands of pounds
Another county town to be left without a bank branch
County high street named third 'loveliest' in UK-wide list
County school provides furniture to UNIQLO
Millions 'drowning' in energy debt, county MP tells Westminster debate
£2 billion boost for green energy cabling project
East Lothian Courier Foodbank Appeal profile: Dunbar FoodShare
‘Quaint’ tavern in famous Scottish golf region brought to market as owners retire