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Musselburgh Courier, 15 十月 2026

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ArticleHibs set goal for train­ing centre revamp

HIBERNIAN Foot­ball Club have revealed plans for a major upgrade of their train­ing base in East Lothian – includ­ing greater com­munity use. The pro­pos­als – sub­mit­ted to East Lothian Coun­cil – include a full-size indoor pitch under an...

Hibs set goal for train­ing centre revamp

ArticleJust like the Ber­lin Wall

A FORMER Mus­sel­burgh coun­cil­lor has said that bar­ri­ers planned as part of a £103 mil­lion flood pro­tec­tion scheme in the town would be almost as high as the Ber­lin Wall. Fraser McAl­lister told a Scot­tish Gov­ern­ment pub­lic inquiry into...

Just like the Ber­lin Wall

ArticleCon­cerns raised over fire­works ‘each night’

CONCERNS have been raised regard­ing fire­works being set off around the Almond Park hous­ing estate in Mus­sel­burgh almost every night. A state­ment from the Almond Park Neigh­bour­hood Watch urged people to report issues. The group said that, over...

Con­cerns raised over fire­works ‘each night’

ArticleHibs reveal plans for enhanced train­ing HQ

HIBERNIAN Foot­ball Club have revealed plans for enhanced state-ofthe-art facil­it­ies, includ­ing a full­s­ize indoor foot­ball pitch, at their East Lothian train­ing base – with the added goal that the com­munity will bene­fit too. The Edin­burgh...

Hibs reveal plans for enhanced train­ing HQ

ArticlePlea made to ‘let’s get this stopped’

injury or a fire,” the neigh­bour­hood watch added. The group explained what the law said in Scot­land, adding: “Fire­works can only be set off on private land, such as your own garden. “Hav­ing them in a pub­lic place like the street, the green or...

Plea made to ‘let’s get this stopped’

ArticleHole lot of cash

£1.6m spent on pothole repairs in three years MORE than £1.6 mil­lion has been spent on repair­ing potholes on East Lothian’s roads over the last three years. Newly revealed fig­ures show that des­pite the num­ber of potholes being repor­ted going...

Hole lot of cash