Midlothian's first bleed kit was unveiled at Food Facts Friends in Penicuik today by pantry CEO and the mother of John McNab who was killed in a knife crime last year.
The Scottish Government’s intentions to reform post-school education and skills lack a clear delivery plan, a report from the Auditor General has explained.
Unite the Union have slammed the severance payments, labelling them as ‘an abuse of public funds’.
Rainy days are ahead at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh as a special exhibition opens exploring Scotland’s fascination with rain.
Parents of children from Rosewell Primary School have called for greater recognition of the school’s Glee Choir after Frisson Foundation confirmed that a scoring error affected the results.
Reporter Liam Eunson sat down with David Sharp to discuss his career so far, highs and lows, life outside the game and his goals since securing his tour card - VIDEO
Edinburgh College’s HND Costume for Stage and Screen students hosted their end of year show at Dalkeith Palace, creating a sell-out performance described as a ‘huge success’.
A North Berwick man is set to take on his ‘greatest challenge’ yet as he prepares to climb the North Berwick Law 63 times in 63 hours, the equivalent height of Mount Everest.
A young Edinburgh College chef has cemented his place as one of Scotland’s fastest-rising culinary stars after winning a grand final.
An East Lothian walking group has officially opened a clubhouse to provide mums with ‘a home from home where they can be comfortable’.
A St David’s High School teacher has returned to her life of teaching after her fashion designs were selected to feature in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The team behind the Edinburgh Botanic’s modernised herbology course are celebrating 20 years with an exhibition that highlights the work of the programme.
The Edinburgh charity has launched a collaborative single of Sunshine on Leith, bringing together Scottish and Ukrainian artists.
This View has been written by Chairperson of Dalkeith Petanque Club, Sandy Howden.
Is there a lack of art spaces and facilities in Midlothian?
Volunteering in 2026 may not have been on your radar but it could be for you.
Cockburnspath Community Shop opened its doors in June 2021 and villagers have since supported the venture enthusiastically.
An East Lothian charity is helping save pets on a tiny Channel island by providing life saving equipment for its fire crew.
Motoring expert urges drivers not to overlook five visible defects that could cost an MOT pass.
A Peebles-based aviation expert is lifting the lid on the untold story of Scotland’s air defence network during the Second World War.
This International Women’s Day, Heriot-Watt University celebrated the success of Bella Perez, a 2024 graduate of its MSc Brewing.
New national figures show that Scotland’s Rapid Cancer Diagnostic Services are continuing to make a real difference for patients.
Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland is marking International Women’s Day by recognising the strength, resilience and leadership of women living with long-term health conditions.
The National Library of Scotland’s collections are taking flight and shaping a landmark exhibition in Shetland Museum and Archives in the final instalment of its centenary programme.
New research reveals a 'nation of armchair experts' as Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 prepares to begin.
An Edinburgh shopkeeper has said more police action is needed and laws need to be changed in order to fight a surge in shoplifting in the city.
This View has been written by the Institute of Fiscal Studies.
A stroke survivor from Bonnyrigg in Midlothian is warning others to watch out for unusual symptoms.
An Edinburgh-based entrepreneur is set to appear on an upcoming episode of Dragons’ Den.
We received feedback surrounding the Lothian Bus service changes, that will see the scrapping of the service No 46, coming in mid February.
FSB launches 2026 Scottish Parliamentary election manifesto, calling for renewed focus on everyday businesses.
With the East Lothian Council introducing parking restrictions in North Berwick next month, there is a sense of anger and worry amongst local businesses.
From their charity work to their 300 person plus Christmas open day, Loanhead Post Office works with community in mind.
Para powerlifter Finlay Davidson says competing on home soil will be one of his proudest moments, after being selected for the games in Edinburgh.
In its latest update on council finances, the Accounts Commission report that councils face a budget gap of nearly £1 billion by 2027.
Borders businesses warn of a 'perfect storm' as skills shortages and investment gaps threaten growth.
