Residents in an East Lothian street have lost their fight to keep their bin sheds after building them on shrubbery beds.

The proposals are set to have a first look from Midlothian councillors at a meeting of their planning committee next week.

I am writing to you today about how I will be voting on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill. This is what is called ...

Digital Learning Stations will be installed in each library, equipped with tablets, notebooks, or laptops pre-loaded with ...

Amazing young people in Midlothian have been recognised at a special ceremony held at Rosslyn Chapel. The Midlothian Young ...

But there has not been progress on a cure or even stabilising this dreadful disease. Now you will all have heard of Doddie ...

Costa coffee cup sticks out of hole in wall of new house in Wallyford. A dad who discovered a hole on the outside wall of his ...

Midlothian View's first article in November 2018. Today it is ten years since the first Midlothian View news article was ...

West Lothian Council has said it cannot afford to replace any of its existing vehicle fleet with electric vehicles over the ...

Midlothian Council wants to hear the public’s views on its proposal to close Lasswade High School Childcare Service. The ...

The Banking Hub in Jedburgh. Jedburgh residents can cash in from this week with the opening of a new banking hub in the town.

West Lothian Council has backed calls to demand a clampdown on fireworks and tighter controls on their sale. The council also ...