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The contest for what is reputed to be the oldest sporting trophy in the world still competed for annually will be held in Musselburgh next Saturday, 16 May.

Carriageway resurfacing works will be carried out on a section of the B6371 between Ormiston and Tranent.

Crookston care come receive high praise in unannounced care inspectorate report for nineth year in a row.

Education inspectors have praised Preston Lodge High School pupil’s behaviour and participation in lessons as they published a report highlighting progress made since their previous visit.

East Lothian Planning Committee met on Tuesday 5 May and heard two applications; the repowering of Crystal Rig windfarm, and details of a new home in Dirleton.

Residents can sign up for East Lothian Council’s 2026/2027 garden waste collection service from Monday, 11 May.

A community-driven tree planting project in Tranent has received nearly £79,000 from the Urban Forestry Challenge Fund provided by Future Woodlands Scotland (FWS).

Visit East Lothian attended the VisitScotland Connect travel trade show in Glasgow earlier this month, working alongside local tourism businesses to promote East Lothian to the global travel trade.

Comprehensive design work will be undertaken on the proposed scheme to reduce flood risk in Musselburgh following a full meeting of East Lothian Council on Tuesday, 28 April.

Parking permits for residents and other users as part of the town centre parking management scheme in North Berwick will be available for purchase from Monday, 27 April.