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East Lothian’s Rehabilitation Service’s Inreach Team were thrilled to be announced as winners of the NHS Lothian Celebrating Success Team of the Year Award 2025.

East Lothian’s IJB has published its Annual Performance Report for 2024/25, highlighting a year of resilience, innovation, and continued commitment to improving health and social care services.

A special ceremony was held last week (1 October) in Haddington to welcome East Lothian’s newest British citizens. 

All council tenants have been sent a letter and questionnaire explaining the proposals for a rent increase for 2026-27 and asking for their feedback.

A site in the centre of Tranent, with a rich and varied history, has now been transformed as the home of 28 much-needed new council houses, 13 of which will be assisted living properties.

People in East Lothian are being asked for their views on the council’s budget priorities for 2026/27.

East Lothian Health and Social Care Partnership’s Homecare service is thrilled to have been awarded ‘Grade 5 – Very Good’ quality gradings from the Scottish Care Inspectorate.

The new Edinburgh Innovation Hub has had Community Wealth Building at its heart from the very start of its planning and construction, Minister for Public Finance Ivan McKee MSP heard today.

Dunbar Library recently welcomed Edinburgh-based author Nadine Aisha Jassat for a creative storytelling workshop to celebrate the end of the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge: Story Garden.

East Lothian groups were honoured for their brilliant efforts in connecting people with a healthier and more resilient environment at the annual Beautiful Scotland awards.