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Written by Midlothian View Reporter, Luke Jackson. The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has announced that St Columba’s Hospice Care has been selected to receive a special one-off charity donation of up to £162,000 in celebration of its 75th Anniversary in 2025.

2 days ago · Bonnyrigg Road is one of 850 roads in Midlothian where the speed limit could be reduced to 20mph. Written by Midlothian View editor Phil Bowen and Local Democracy Reporter, Marie Sharp Midlothian Council plans to introduce 20mph limits on all council roads from the end of March. The public will be ...

Jan 27, 2025 · [photo_cc cap=”The owner of woodland on the right wants to extend fence nearly 100 metres along road at Whitecraig, Musselburgh.”] Written by Local Democracy Reporter, Marie Sharp Concern over the impact of Storm Eowyn saw the owner of woodland lose his bid to put a 6ft fence between it and a ...

Jan 7, 2025 · In our budget we also made sure to target resources to those who most need the help. 1.7 million families in Scotland will see their working-age benefits uprated in line with inflation, and 125,000 pensioners in Scotland who are eligible for Pension Credit will benefit from an additional £465 a year for single pensioners and up to £710 a year more for couples.

Families on low incomes in Midlothian are reminded they can apply for free school meals and clothing grants for the next school year 2024/25.

Feature articles from across Midlothian from people, businesses, charities and groups in Midlothian

Nov 28, 2024 · In 2018 Midlothian View was invited to apply to join the newly created BBC Local Democracy Report Service (LDRS). Not many people know but as part of its charter the BBC must support local journalism and so through the LDRS the BBC fund one reporter in every council area in the UK.

Nov 12, 2024 · Written by Local Democracy Reporter, Marie Sharp. Social care services could face cuts in Midlothian after bosses warned they may have to ‘stop spending’ until March next year.