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A strong focus on pupils’ emotional wellbeing is needed to help children and young people recover and reconnect when school buildings reopen, according to our Educational Psychology Service.

While progress is being made, COVID-19 continues to pose a significant risk to health and the national message remains – stay at home as much as possible.

The First Minister last week announced that Scotland has entered Phase 1 of its recovery route map,

As Volunteers Week 2020 gets underway, Council Leader Willie Innes is thanking the many individuals and groups who make such a valuable volunteering contribution, in a wide variety of ways.

East Lothian's coastal and countryside car parks to remain closed

Fundamental Foods, an initiative run by The Pennypit Community Development Trust, has been supporting food and nutrition based projects such as Fa’side Lunchclub and Fa’side Fridge for three year.

A public consultation is now underway on plans to ensure a major area of development in the county can become a national example of environmentally-friendly and inclusive development.

Viability of a cruise vessel port at former Cockenzie power station site considered in report

The East Lothian and Midlothian Public Protection Committee is urging everyone to look out for vulnerable people who may be at risk from harm, abuse or neglect.

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