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The car wash would be accessed from the A199 which recently saw its 60mph speed limit reduced to 40mph as part of the council's safer spaces projects

A Musselburgh resident snapped a dismal image in the local Lidl shop with more empty vegetable shelves as the UK continues to deal with a nationwide shortage - predicted to last until May.

Officers have shared an appeal to help trace 14-year-old Aaron Henderson from the Musselburgh area after he was last sighted 24 hours ago. Anyone with information can call 101.

Organisers of the gala said the charity bar would help raise much-needed funds for future events with half the profits given back to them at the end of the day.

The introduction of garden waste collection charges and reduction in household bin collections from fortnightly to every three weeks are also proposed.

Father and son's stroll along the sands in East Lothian unearths historic bullet casing from the Second World War that was likely fired by RAF gunners stationed at one of the region's famous airfields.

The gala attracts around 400 people with the majority of them children raising concerns about the need to serve alcohol at a family event.

With no obvious successor to the first minister and a waning appetite for independence, Labour senses an opportunity

East Lothian Council says the peak hours for electricity demand are between 4pm and 8pm every day and they want to discourage drivers who used nearly 100,000kWh of power from their chargers last month from charging during this time

There is growing concern over a man from East Lothian who hasn't been seen in two days. Christopher Gibson was last seen in the Tranent area on Wednesday afternoon

Main, 63, also deliberately used power tools in his home despite knowing neighbour Linda Thomson was on nightshift and made false reports to the police about their conduct.