East Lothian Courier - 2024-04-04

• ‘Betrayal of communitie­s’
• Fears for GP practices’ future after huge fee hike
• Serial thief sentenced to unpaid work
• ‘Mindless vandalism’ destroys shelter
• Family park plan decision could be made next month
• Working to replace crossing
• Police invite public to record speeding drivers
• ‘No room’ for portrait of the King
• Plea to save woods fails to win over councillor­s
• Nominate your NHS superstars
• Harris and Noah are top baby names
• Vet practice proves it cares for planet too
• ‘We want to do what we can to help’
• Offering ‘dignity of choice’
• Craig now running pub where he had his first pint
• Blooming great anniversar­y plans
• Orchestra brings world-class music to town
• Concerns over popular festival’s impact on locals
• Holiday let owner loses appeal bid
• Primary school’s new head ready to get started
• Tree-mendous photo wins
• War Horse author ‘inspires’ pupils
• Park projects set to receive more than £700
• Farm shop toasts honour 18 months after opening
• Join us in fighting racism, club urges
• Football club issues apology after supporter disruption at cup tie
• Bakery to close after less than year
• Growing efforts blossom into prize
• Sisters are a class act
• Community garden hit by vandalism
• Village now home to Chinese medicine school
• Distillery welcomes 37,000 visitors
• Leila hit all the right notes to win
• Bistro closure made with ‘heavy heart’
• NHS campaign aims to stub out smoking at hospitals
• ‘Exciting milestone’ as work starts on innovation hub
• Bells ring for county winners at national wedding awards
• From Sunny Dun to freezing Finlan Y d
• Giant Crossword
• Vital that hospital site is retained
• Child poverty
• Privacy invaded on every level
• As SNP turns 90, independen­ce message is: keep trying
• Have your say on the flood scheme
• Health services under pressure
• Hardship for so many
• A legendary faery tree
• A Ranger Writes
• Crossing Point
• Peeps into the past from the Courier archives
• Title-winner now targeting unbeaten season
• Champions PL ready for ‘biggest test’
• Every game a cup final for Burgh as they hunt the title
• Two national titles for bowlers
• Villa youngsters hit the back of the net with £2k donation
• League title now target after cup exit
• Ice hockey ace Harry in Europe for tournament­s
• Young East Lothian players in action for Scotland under-18s
• Slow start costly for Ross High
• Statue honour was ‘special’
• Semi-final exit for Tranent but the chance for revenge is instant
• Preston Athletic P Kinnoull P Vale of Leithen P Preston Athletic P
• DUNBAR UNITED Dunbar United 6 Edinburgh United 1 Dundonald Bluebell P Dunbar United P
• Muir hopes good form will see him reach World Champs
• Tranent head to cup final looking to avenge loss

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