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WEBThe Midlothian View is a news website that covers local news, events, and community happenings in Midlothian, Scotland. With a team of dedicated journalists, the website provides in-depth coverage of the county, keeping residents informed about important issues and developments. Whether you’re looking for the latest news on local politics ...
"The Scottish Parliament, which adjourned on 25 March 1707, is …
WEB5 hours ago — Christine Grahame MSP writes her monthly column for Midlothian View. It is 25 years since the Scottish Parliament reconvened. As Winnie Ewing famously said at the time these first words from the Presiding Officer’s chair “I have the opportunity to make a short speech and I want to begin with the words that I have always wanted either to say or to hear someone else say: the Scottish ...
Single Midlothian Plan published - Midlothian View
WEBJun 28, 2022 — Single Midlothian Plan published. Tuesday June 28th 2022. Written by Midlothian View Reporter, Luke Jackson. An annual plan has been published, setting out the outcomes local services are expected to deliver for local people in Midlothian. The Single Midlothian Plan 2022/23 was discussed at a meeting of Midlothian Council today.
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WEB05. 06. << August. September 2024. October >>. Do you have an event that you want to tell people about? Then email [email protected] with the details. Midlothian View.
£361.8m cost of building three Borders schools ‘value for money’
WEB3 days ago — The £361.8m cost to Scottish Borders Council of building three new schools represents ‘pretty good value for money’, a senior councillor believes. It is 20 years since Borders councillors decided by 27 votes to two to use a PFI (Private Finance Initiative) project to deliver replacement schools for Eyemouth, Earlston and Duns.
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WEBOther worries raised about the proposed site centred on pollution and the disposal and decommissioning of batteries. The council could object to the plans set to be lodged under the 1989 Electricity Act but that would force a Government public enquiry with a potential financial liability for the council if it lost.
Lorna Slater gives her first Midlothian View
WEBSep 17, 2021 — Lorna Slater gives her first Midlothian View. Friday September 17th 2021. Lorna Slater, Scottish Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity, Lothian MSP and Scottish Greens co-leader writes her monthly column for Midlothian View. My first four months as an MSP have been extremely busy.
Midlothian buildings throw open their doors
WEBFriday August 16th 2024. Written by Midlothian View Reporter, Luke Jackson. Mavisbank House, recently ‘saved’ thanks to a £5 million funding award, and an 18th century working smiddy are among 22 Midlothian venues taking part in this year’s Doors Open Days on Saturday 14 September. 2024 marks the 35th year of Doors Open Days in Scotland ...
Council invests £500,000 to protect Edinburgh’s coastline
WEB5 days ago — Council invests £500,000 to protect Edinburgh’s coastline. Wednesday September 25th 2024. Written by Midlothian View Reporter, Luke Jackson. Work to restore the iconic timber groynes on Portobello beach has been completed by the City of Edinburgh Council. The five timber groynes constructed in the 1970s help to …