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Bomb disposal experts called out to beach after device found (opens the original)
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Bomb disposal experts were called out to a beach in East Lothian after an artillery shell was discovered. The item was examined by the Royal Navy’s bomb disposal unit from Faslane, who worked alongside North Berwick Coastguard. They were called to the scene near Gullane beach after the alarm was raised by a member of the public at around 9am on Monday, September 29. A spokesperson for HM Coastguard said: “On inspection, it was found to be the compressor tank from a World War Two torpedo, some th
Former Bank of Scotland building in Scottish town placed up for sale (opens the original)
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A former bank at the centre of Haddington has now been placed up for sale. The Bank of Scotland branch, on the town’s Court Street, closed its doors for the last time just over a month ago. Now, a for sale sign is visible at the property, although the asking price is only available on application. The property, which is being marketed by CBRE, is described as a “traditional banking property” which sits “within a generous site and benefits from a large landscaped outdoor area to the front”. It go
Former contender for Scotland's Home of the Year goes on the market (opens the original)
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A cottage which featured on Scotland’s Home of the Year has gone up for sale. Jonah Cottage, which overlooks the Forth from Cockenzie High Street, is described as a “stylish two bedroom semi-detached period property with stunning panoramic sea views and on-street parking”. The house featured on BBC TV's Scotland’s Home of the Year in 2021 and is now on the market at offers over £340,000. Sold by Coulters, the property is described as being “nestled within the picturesque and highly sought-after
Scottish town ranked among the UKâs favourite coastal spots (opens the original)
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An East Lothian town has been ranked among the UKâs favourite coastal spots. Which? surveyed more than 5,300 people about their experiences of UK seaside destinations in the last year. People were asked for their views on a range of criteria including the quality of the beaches, scenery, food and drink, accommodation, tourist attractions, shopping and value for money. Bamburgh in Northumberland took the top spot in the survey for the sixth year running. North Berwick traders warned of social
'Incredibly proud': Campsite named best in Scotland for second year running (opens the original)
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A campsite has been named the best in Scotland for the second year running at the Scottish Hospitality Awards. Drummohr Camping and Glamping Site, between Musselburgh and Prestonpans, picked up the Camping Site of the Year award at a black-tie event in Glasgow on June 17. Businesses from across Scotland were shortlisted in the ninth annual Scottish Hospitality Awards, which celebrate excellence in Scotland’s hospitality industry. Angie Purves, site manager at Drummohr, said: “Winning this award
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