The Latest Breaking News from East Lothian

East Lothian residents who are struggling to pay for bills are being encouraged to apply for a new £1 million energy fund that can help them heat their homes this winter.

Aaron Smith, 21, passed away on Monday morning and his family have set up a fundraising page in memory of the tragic workman.

James Luby, 59, was found to have downloaded pictures and videos of children being sexually abused by adults when police raided his home in Tranent, East Lothian, last year.

The man has claimed that he reported the road for potholes in both 2020 and 2021 but the damaged surface was left in a poor condition which later caused him to come off his bike.

Staff 'told off' children who became restless and used words which labelled them while inspectors were observing them during one day with a report revealing management at the nursery did not trust staff to take the youngsters out into the community

Police Scotland have now launched a probe into the shocking series of events that took place several times between September and November 2022.

Jason Elliot was last seen at home address in Summerfield Road, Dunbar, East Lothian on November 15.

Inspectors who visited the nursery weeks after it reopened following an E Coli outbreak were satisfied the 'serious incident' had been fully dealt with but did have concerns about children using a toilet with an open door and a lack of a self contained nappy changing area

William Bowman overtook biker Mark Stewart on a blind bend before slamming his brakes on causing the cyclist to smash his head through the vehicle’s back window.

The yobs also smashed their way into a store shed and left gas heaters on all night during the trail of destruction in what is the third vandalism incident to hit the organisation in the last two weeks.

Authorities were called to a building on North High Street in Musselburgh at around 2.50pm on Saturday, November 19.