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Spending a penny in Craigshill costs the council £16 a go because the £27,000 a year public toilet is hardly used, and twelve others cost the council almost £400,000a year in contract fees.

Councillors are calling for more funding from the Scottish Government to help tackle the growing crisis

Strong community spirit has been key to stalling the decline in Livingston North and candidates will be keen to show they can continue the regeneration of local neighbourhoods.

Councillor said that residents in surrounding towns wanted the new station as much as those living in Winchburgh

It's feared that the rapidly expanding Winchburgh may not get its promised railway station as costs have soared in a decade.

West Lothian Council has agreed to back a plea for government funding to build a railway station in Winchburgh after costs have surged to around £20m

The former Carmondean library in northern Livingston's shopping centre will become a martial arts gym run by an established Edinburgh business

Despite a petition from the parent teacher association and the community council with over 400 signatures, Peel Primary was not included in the list of seventeen areas to receive a crossing.

A total of 17 new pedestrian crossings have been approved but the 400 parents who signed a petition calling for a crossings around Peel Primary in Livingston will have to wait until June to see if their school will even qualify in the future.