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Nottingham Rehab Supplies (NRS) who supply and maintain equipment for the Community Equipment Loan Service (CELS) have recently informed East Lothian that they were victims of a cyber security attack.

Thanks to a generous grant NHS Lothian Charity has continued its programme of art and therapeutic design to improve patient experience at East Lothian Community Hospital.

The council's engineering team have been working with Narro’s (structural engineering consultants) to assess the condition of the RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) within the Brunton Hall.

East Lothian Health and Social Care Partnership is delighted to be celebrating Scottish Learning Disability Week 2024, Mon 6 to Fri 10 May with a series of events and activities.

A new report sets out progress in delivering on the actions and commitments in East Lothian Council’s Climate Change Strategy 2020-2025.

Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the John Muir Way, a coast-to-coast walking and cycling route in southern Scotland, John Muir’s Birthplace in Dunbar is presenting an exhibition of nature photography by Sharon McMenemy-Khan.

East Lothian Council’s Road Services Team secured over £2.5m in external funding last year to support walking, cycling, electric vehicle infrastructure, and associated promotional activities.

A new hub is available for people in East Lothian to access information, advice and practical support about mental health and wellbeing at East Lothian Community Hospital.

East Lothian and Midlothian projects have benefited from more than £400k in funding from the Tyne & Esk Community Led Local Development Programme over the past two years. Some of the groups got together recently to celebrate their success and to help shape the future of the grant fund.

Knox Academy flautist Leila Maycock has been named East Lothian Council Young Musician of the Year 2024.