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Exhibition exploring plastic through the eyes of future museum coming to town
AN EXHIBITION exploring plastic through the eyes of a museum set in the future opens in Dunbar this weekend. The Solway Hoard considers the legacy of ‘the Plastic Age’ (1950-2050) by imagining a museum 1,000 years in the future. Scottish artists
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Four weeks of A1 roadworks to get under way
FOUR weeks of road closures on the A1, stretching from Old Craighall to Dunbar, will get under way later this month. Various work will be carried out from May 27 to June 22 along the busy road. Works includes litter picking, grass cutting,
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Stunning £460,000 home, a stone's throw from county beach, listed for sale
A stunning seaside property, just a stone’s throw from Musselburgh Beach, has hit the market for offers over £460,000. Number 99 New Street is a superb, three-bedroom home with immaculate interiors and even better views. The property, which
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Chance to say 'cheerio' to long-standing town centre business
A CHANCE to mark “the end of an era” is being offered on Haddington High Street. Last Autumn, Erica Muirhead confirmed she would be closing the doors of her business in 2024. Tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday, customers are being urged to pop
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Club ready for final away game of gruelling season
RELEGATED Ormiston Primrose travel to Edinburgh United knowing both clubs will be playing Third Division football next season. The capital club sit bottom of the Second Division standings with two games left to play. Meanwhile, Ormiston fill
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Last chance to make comments on boundary change proposals
The deadline for comments on proposed boundary changes which would see Tranent, Elphinstone, Wallyford and Whitecraig removed from the East Lothian constituency, is today. Boundaries Scotland revealed plans last month to scrap the East Lothian
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Investigation after up to 12 trees allegedly felled to make way for bin
AN INVESTIGATION has been launched after up to 12 trees were allegedly felled in Musselburgh to make way for a bin. Scottish Forestry, the Government body which oversees tree management, has confirmed it is looking into the removal of the trees
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Tree planted in town to mark ascension of King Charles III
A VARIETY of hawthorn tree has been planted at the heart of Haddington to mark the accession of King Charles III. Roderick Urquhart, Lord Lieutenant for East Lothian, was joined by his predecessor Michael Williams, chairman of Haddington Garden
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Legacy of vet student killed in crash helps kit firecrews with pet oxygen masks
THE legacy of vet student, who was tragically killed in a crash on the A1, is helping save the lives of pets on the Isle of Skye after fire crews were kitted out with life-saving oxygen masks with her help. Meghan Ambrozevich-Blair (pictured below
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Past gala kings and queens invited to take part in village's final event
PAST gala kings and queens are being invited to celebrate West Barns Gala as the decades-old event is wound up. The gala took place over 50 years but, due to a lack of volunteers, has not done so for the last eight years. As a result, the committee
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Former county high school pupil back with breakfast treats
A FORMER Preston Lodge High School pupil has returned to her old secondary school to help ensure youngsters get the best start to the day. Fresh fruit, bread, milk and yoghurts were among the items donated to the school’s breakfast club from Snappy
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Drama performance helping harbour repairs
LIGHT-HEARTED tales about North Berwick are helping to restore the town’s harbour wall. Representatives of North Berwick Drama Circle performed Believe it or Not! at the nearby Scottish Seabird Centre. The performance told some lesser-known
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County star delighted to extend his stay at Glasgow Warriors
ALLY Miller is “excited” after signing a new deal with Glasgow Warriors. The back-rower was called into the Scotland squad for the first time during this year’s Guinness Six Nations. Now, he has extended his stay at Scotstoun until the summer
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Flat owner ordered to stop using it as a holiday let
EAST Lothian Council has ordered the use of a flat as a holiday let in a seaside village to stop. The four-bedroom property on Gullane’s Brighton Terrace has been used by guests since July 2022. Joe Avent had to apply to the local authority
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Man made offensive remarks towards partner in heated argument
A COUNTY resident made offensive remarks towards his partner during a heated argument at the couple’s home last year. Jamie Stevenson shouted, swore and acted in an aggressive manner towards the woman at the property on Caesar Road in Tranent.