PICTURES: Huge bungalow for sale for offers over £1.15 million
A MASSIVE five-bedroom bungalow in North Berwick has been listed for sale for a cool starting bid of £1,150,000.
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Trainee reporter covering news across towns and villages in East Lothian for the East Lothian Courier. Email: craig.bathgate@newsquest.co.uk Phone: 07722074408
A MASSIVE five-bedroom bungalow in North Berwick has been listed for sale for a cool starting bid of £1,150,000.
THIS year's North Berwick Highland Games has been cancelled following the sudden death of the games’ president John Starr.
Health and social care services users in East Lothian are being advised to be wary of possible scam emails following a cyber security attack.
CELEBRATING community champions is “one of the best jobs”, says BBC Radio Scotland presenter Bryan Burnett, who will host the East Lothian Courier’s Community Champion Awards later this month.
AFTER eight years of work and planning, a beautiful garden space in Tranent will officially open on Saturday.
A stunning seaside property, just a stone’s throw from Musselburgh Beach, has hit the market for offers over £460,000.
The deadline for comments on proposed boundary changes which would see Tranent, Elphinstone, Wallyford and Whitecraig removed from the East Lothian constituency, is today.
A 22-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested following an alleged “disturbance” inside a property in Tranent yesterday (Monday).
A popular takeaway in the heart of Tranent closed its doors for the final time on Sunday, with owner Dominic McNeill citing a lack of good car parking options in Tranent as a key factor.
“Might isn’t always right” is the message from the leader of a community group after an appeal from Bellway Homes saw the developers granted permission for a large advertising sign on the edge of Elphinstone.
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