As the Haddington Show returns to the county on Saturday, we look back at photos from previous years. This agricultural show, organised by the United East Lothian Agricultural Society, has been an annual event since 1804, and it brings together the farming community to showcase livestock, machinery, best practices and local products. It's an event loved by people of all ages and a perfect day out for the family!
TRAINS have long carried commuters and tourists across the county, and remain a favourite mode of transport to this day.
NORTH Berwick Community Council was delighted to see blue skies and sunshine on Sunday as it hosted its inaugural Picnic in the Park.
This week we look at the beautiful stately homes and castles of East Lothian, whose legacy reveals the county’s rich and varied history.
TWO Tranent residents were delighted when their trip to the shops turned into a dash for free goods that got them food and groceries worth a combined £232, thanks to Snappy Shopper.
MORE big names from the worlds of music and literature have been added to the bill for this year’s Fringe by the Sea festival.
A first-time author has vowed to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth in his upcoming memoir.
MORE than 16,400 households in East Lothian are facing one or more forms of housing need, according to a new report.
Volunteers at a North Berwick group enjoyed a party thanking them for their support.
The owner of a Musselburgh business campus has appointed a new letting agent to “further grow” its community.
