East Lothian Courier - 2024-05-16

• Nicholas ready for Everest trek
• ‘Vigorous’ liaison at holiday let knocked clock off neighbour’s wall
• Recruitmen­t event planned
• Community invited to university’s open day
• Government urged to consult industry on drink promotions
• Hospital’s cheery children’s space
• Calls for meeting to halt ‘damaging’ bank closure
• More issues found with theatre’s roof
• ‘Last chance’ for teen who hurled a vodka bottle at police to turn his life around
• Vans and trailers must book slots at recycling centres
• Radio presenter delighted to host Community Champion Awards
• Break-up inspires singer to tour world and pen single
• Racer hangs up leathers for final time
• New affordable homes handed over
• Lifeboat siblings called out together
• High rate of interest as bank shuts for good
• Cash boost keeps hedgehogs looking sharp
• ‘Society failed’ on climate target
• Popular takeaway closes doors
• Garden of Reflection set to open
• Couple’s extension appeal
• Footballer­s have hike goal
• More groups benefit after £9,000 of funding awarded
• Salt pan returns to Cockenzie House
• £25k helps animals in Ukraine
• County-made drink set to be available all across the country
• Youngsters star in video search for headteache­r
• Group seeks informatio­n on youths
• Group chair claims ‘might isn’t always right’
• Bringing castles to life again
• Farewell to Gertrude Di Ciacca
• Humbled to be re-appointed as Housing Minister
• Don’t ban wood-burning stoves
• Focusing on cutting child poverty
• Arms sales must cease
• Giant Crossword
• Tasting the apples of joy...
• Crossing Point
• Gardening County
• Many decades of experience
• Peeps into the past from the Courier archives
• Difficult start for East Lothian as Borders triumph
• Hannah back behind the wheel after 18 months
• Cup success for Windsor days after shootout disappoint­ment
• Former champion returning to Renaissanc­e this summer
• Forrest out to boost charity
• Burgh openers’ excellent partnershi­p helps carry them to home victory
• ‘Fairytale’ ending on the cards for Dunbar
• Three-way battle for under-20s league title goes to the last day
• Villa youngsters ‘exceed all expectatio­ns’ at footie fest
• Ormiston’s relegation confirmed as Dunbar finish in fourth spot
• Mcgregor aims to put tough times behind him

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