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Award-winning conservation films to be screened in Tranent next week (opens the original)
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AWARD-WINNING wildlife and conservation films will be screened in Tranent on Wednesday. The Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival (ECFF) is bringing its 2026 official selection to The Fraser Centre for a special screening. The festival's main event took place in April at the National Museum of Scotland, where it sold out its 220-seat venue. This year, 87 films from 30 countries were submitted to the festival, with eight making it into the final selection. The shortlist includes two films from Sco
Cockenzie Food Market returns with homemade treats and pantry staples (opens the original)
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A FOOD market is set to serve up a fresh selection of homemade treats and pantry staples. Cockenzie Food Market will return to the Auld Kirk on Saturday (October 3), running from 11am to 3pm. The event, organised by Cockenzie House and Gardens in partnership with East Lothian Food and Drink, offers free entry and is dog-friendly. Shoppers can explore a variety of goods including bread, eggs, fresh fruit, sauces, chutney, honey, and home baking. The venue will be signposted from the High Street f
Maggie, 95, handed the novel she penned decades ago (opens the original)
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A DREAM long in the making came true for a 95-year-old when, to her complete surprise, she was handed a printed copy of a book about her East Lothian fisher family roots which she had penned decades ago. Maggie Fraser wrote a novel for her own pleasure throughout the 1980s but did not expect that one day she might see it published. A family member handed her a hardback copy last week, complete with her name on the front. In disbelief, she replied, "Oh… is that my book?” Maggie is the daughter of
Ross High pupils take on leadership roles as they prepare for busy S6 year (opens the original)
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BRIGHT futures await for a group of five high-achieving pupils at Ross High School as they begin leadership roles. The team are a few weeks into S6 and already enjoying what they know will be a busy year, full of extra-curriculars, studies and university applications. Secondary school is different now for the group of about 100 sixth years whose first experience of Ross High School involved, during Covid, walking around the corridors via a one-way system and wearing masks. Before the summer holi
End in sight for Bankton Junction roundabout work (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. TARGET completion dates have been set for works at two busy roundabouts. Both roundabouts at the Bankton Junction of the A1 are in the process of being updated by Hargreaves Land as part of its project to develop the nearby new town of Blindwells. T
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