Musselburgh

And they are off - at Musselburgh's Ladbrokes Go North Finals on Friday 21 March.

Go North Finals weekend celebrates best of northern jump racing

Around 45 firefighters have battled the blaze

Firefighters tackle warehouse blaze as residents told to shut windows

Kitchen and dining area at The Wireworks, Musselburgh

Step inside luxury living at Musselburgh’s most desirable development

A British couple have been found dead in their home in south west France. Andrew and Dawn Searle, who moved to France from Scotland about ten years ago, were discovered by their neighbour on Thursday

Scottish actor 'grieving' mother dead alongside husband in French home

New Jumps season start this week at Musselburgh Racecourse

Musselburgh under starter's orders for new jumps season

Musselburgh Racecourse

Quality assured for race goers at Musselburgh with new AA grading

The Brunton Theatre in Musselburgh has been closed since March 2023.

Charity behind doomed theatre demands new venue is built on same site

Brunton Hall in East Lothian

Major 300-seat theatre to be demolished after Raac found

Musselburgh Golf Club has hosted Regional and Final Qualifying for The Open

Exclusive Scottish golf club votes for £100 levy to deal with 'cash flow issue'

Musselburgh Golf Club has hosted both Regional and Final Qualifying for The Open

Exclusive Open qualifying venue warns members of 'closure' threat

East Coast

Does this restaurant serve Scotland's best fish supper?

Jane McAllister has been touring Scotland with her film To See Ourselves, which explores her father Fraser's involvement in the Scottish independence campaign in 2014.

Director Jane McAlister on the fight to get her indyref campaign film seen

Lloyd Saltman is now part of the pro shop staff at Musselburgh, where he qualified to play in The Open at Muirfield in 2013. Picture: Norman Huguet

Scottish golf news: Saltman's new role, tourism triumphs, centenary celebrations

Wild garlic season is back, and we're having it in everything Gaby Soutar

Local school children help create the Wee Forest which now surrounds The Howff at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh

Why the next generation of Scottish teachers are heading outdoors

The Howff, part of Queen Margaret University's outdoor learning hub

Scottish university’s outdoor learning hub set for official opening

An official 'Festival Village' will be run at Queen Margaret University for Fringe participants this summer. Picture: An official 'Festival Village' will be run at Queen Margaret University for Fringe participants this summer. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

New 'Festival Village' for Fringe acts to offer 500 rooms for under £270 a week

Five matches are scheduled to take place in the Premiership.

Premiership play-off battle intensifies as five teams eye up spots

Bill Blyth's compassion was always evident in his approach to getting the job done

Scotsman Obituaries: Bill Blyth, lawyer and council chief executive

Cinderella at the Gaiety Theatre, Ayr

Theatre reviews: Cinderella | Cinderella | Cinderella

Enjoy a wealth of arts and entertainment on your doorstep

Ad Feature Check out The Brunton’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe programme

Company Bakery owners Hollie Love Reid and Ben Reade with Eskmills head of growth, Nicole Pyper, pictured centre. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Growth spurt for bakery business that supplies The Balmoral and Gleneagles

Preston Lodge High School
Prestonpans

School could be forced to keep classrooms closed over concrete 'faults'

Preston Lodge High School
Prestonpans

School shuts more than 20 rooms amid 'weak' concrete investigation

The Newcraighall East proposals form part of a £60m investment by Cullross and the development consists of 236 properties.

More than 200 homes planned for development to east of Edinburgh

James Waters PIC: Ian Potter

James Waters: Scotland's musical mastermind on giving audiences what they want

Dalton Redpath has been selected for Hawick for their match against Currie Chieftans.

Tennent's Premiership: Hawick and Currie set for top of table clash

The project, on land east of Glennie Road, Newcraighall, highlighted, would see the construction of some 220 mixed-residential units.

Proposed development near East Lothian town would provide more than 200 homes

Dotted blue lines show potential bus rapid transit routes in Edinburgh and dotted red lines possible tram line extensions. Picture: Transport Scotland

Edinburgh tram line extensions and Clyde Metro routes in new transport blueprint

Angus Miller, Naomi Stirrat in The Prognostications of Mikey Noyce PIC: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Theatre reviews: The Prognostications Of Mikey Noyce | Miss Lindsay’s Secret

A light and airy open-plan kitchen and dining room

New builds: A new showhome is set to launch on Saturday

Made in China PIC: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan

Theatre reviews: Made in China | Kissing Linford Christie

A typical exterior of homes at Birchwood Brae

New homes at Birchwood Brae go on display next month

Andy Martin, operations director, Andrew Wright Windows; Colin Kennedy, construction director, Cruden Building; Charlie Berry, managing director, Andrew Wright Windows.

Historic Irvine firm secures key contracts for 3,500 windows and doors

Magnet fisherman Eddie Wells With Japanese Sword

Magnet fishermen haul Samurai sword and bullets from Union Canal

Polar Bears Go Go Go PIC: Craig Sugden

East Lothian: Festival vibes on the coast, but without the crowds

Polar bears on the beach - it's all part of this fantastic fringe festival. Photo: Craig Sugden

Ad Feature Escape to The Brunton for Fringe fun at the coast

L to R: Karen Wilks (Musselburgh CAB), Helen Simpson and Sarah Baldry (Musselburgh CAB).

Cost of living: Musselburgh OAP's delight at £900 backdated pension credits

Loretto was founded in 1827 and is set in an 85-acre campus in Musselburgh, just outside Edinburgh.

Scotland’s oldest boarding school secures £3m funding boost for growth plans

Musselburgh Golf Club, where the Monktonhall course was designed by James Braid, is to stage a new event on the LET Access Series. Picture: LET

Musselburgh to stage new €40,000 event on LET Access Series

Post-marathon hangover.

Edinburgh marathon - the struggle, the inspiration, the dog and the pizza

Robert Kilgour, executive chairman of Renaissance Care, which is looking to double its number of homes. Picture: Nick Mailer Photography.

Scottish care home entrepreneur Robert Kilgour secures £30m acquisition pot
Scottish care home entrepreneur Robert Kilgour has secured a £30 million acquisition warchest as he looks to double the size of his portfolio.

Runners in the Edinburgh full Marathon run through the four mile mark in the Craigentinny area of the City on Sunday morning.

Watch as runners take to streets for Edinburgh Marathon

David Wylie, managing director of CCG Group; Carole Cran, chief financial officer of Forth Ports; Matthew Benson, director of Rettie & Co, at the development site in Leith. Picture: Mark Craig

Project to create 900 homes on Edinburgh's waterfront takes major step forward

Ravensheugh Brae - Musselburgh - CALA Homes (East)

Entire Musselburgh homes development sells in 16 months

Hawick's victory means they have reached the half century of Border League triumphs.

Hawick 18 Kelso 14: How the Border League final was won and lost

Picture: The Teapot Trust

Art therapy referred by GPs offers ‘breakthrough’ to chronically ill children

A plaque celebrating Musselburgh's five Open champions is located on the outside wall of the Musselburgh Old Course Golf Club clubhouse. Picture: Alan Rennie.

Bid to rectify 'travesty' of Open champions' gravesites reaches halfway point

Musselburgh Old Course Golf Club member James Bonthron is joined in commemorating the 350th anniversary of the town's Old Course by youngsters Brodie Irving, Ellie Robertson, Neena Irving and Freya Robertson. Picture: Alan Rennie

How Musselburgh Old Course celebrated its 350th anniversary

Co-directors John Colquhoun, inventor Fraser Mann and DJ Russell show off the GEM training aid at Archerfield Links.

John Colquhoun helps unearth golfing GEM that was 'secret' for 15 years

A typical Miller Homes street scene. The Scottish housebuilder recently said it would be bringing 526 'much-needed' new homes to popular towns and communities.

Miller development close to Edinburgh Bypass will offer more than 200 homes

Boyd Legal managing director Diana Boyd: 'Sadly, the closure of Somerville & Russell illustrates the continued consolidation of the legal sector caused by the effects of the Covid pandemic and economic uncertainty.'

Edinburgh's Boyd Legal to take over client business of East Lothian practice

Carlo Crolla, owner of East Coast Fish & Chips, in Musselburgh, East Lothian, said business costs are forcing shops to put up prices in a bid to survive.

Photo - Chris Watt

Fish and chip shop under threat of closure due to increased costs

Dean Conner: Police speaking to neighbours and handing out leaflets as they continue search for missing Musselburgh man a month on

Police speaking to neighbours as they continue search for missing man

Picture of the River Esk pollution in Musselburgh (Photo: Shona McIntosh).

Investigation into River Esk underway as local anger builds

Currie head coach Mark Cairns was delighted with his team's performance against Hawks.

Currie destroy Glasgow Hawks, red-card drama in Musselburgh v Jed-forest

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

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Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

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