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News published May 2019

• Historic army regiment to receive Freedom of East Lothian

  Councillors in East Lothian have unanimously agreed to grant the Freedom of the county to Lothians and Border Yeomanry. The decision was taken at a full council meeting yesterday.

  Published 15th May 2019.

• Meet Alex! National Numeracy Day

  15 May is National Numeracy Day so we met with Alex Mackay, a team leader within East Lothian Works, to find out more about free numeracy support available for adults in the county.

  Published 14th May 2019.

• Access to golf course at Renaissance to be suspended

  East Lothian Council's Cabinet has agreed to a request to temporarily suspend public access to the Renaissance Golf Club during two major tournaments in July and August.

  Published 14th May 2019.

• Treasures from the Hoard

  

  100 years since its discovery, some of the Traprain Treasure returns to East Lothian.

  Published 10th May 2019.

• Haddington & Lammermuir By-Election result

  Haddington & Lammermuir By-Election result

  Published 10th May 2019.

• Planning Committee approves North Berwick care home & hotel

  Planning permission has been granted for a care home and hotel at Tantallon Road, North Berwick.

  Published 7th May 2019.

• Plea for personal licence renewals

  Personal licence holders must apply for renewal by end of May

  Published 3rd May 2019.

• Work restarting on Foresters Park improvements

  Improvement work for Foresters Park, Tranent

  Published 3rd May 2019.

• New Area Plan from North Berwick Coastal Area Partnership

  The North Berwick Coastal Area is a great place and by working together we can make it even better for everyone in our wide and diverse community. I believe we can achieve this because our Area Partnership is rich in passionate people who care deeply about their community and want everyone to experience the joy of being here.

  Published 1st May 2019.

• New Area Plan from Preston Seton Gosford Area Partnership.

  “People have a strong sense of place and belonging and there is a real community spirit in Prestonpans, Cockenzie, Port Seton and Longniddry. We aim to protect, harness and build on the positive outlook people have about where they live. We all work together to be a welcoming community where everyone is valued.”

  Published 1st May 2019.

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