East Lothian

Three planning applications relating to new homes and infrastructure at Blindwells were yesterday given the green light by East Lothian Council’s planning committee. An application detailing the road and footpath network, cycle path, landscaping and drainage infrastructure for Phase Two o

Dundas Estates has launched a new £5,000 community fund to support organisations in and around Musselburgh. The funding will be distributed in £1,000 segments to five businesses, charities or community initiatives local to Musselburgh.

East Lothian Council has secured funding under the Sustrans 'Places for People' programme for major improvements to two key junctions serving the North Berwick school campus.

Pupils at Longniddry Primary School are now sitting pretty thanks to some help from Cruden Homes.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has acquired land at Dolphingstone, Wallyford signalling a key milestone in the delivery of a new neighbourhood of around 700 new homes in the future for this popular corner of East Lothian.

Scottish tennis coach Judy Murray served up a surprise appearance to Hardies Property & Construction Consultants at the grand opening of the refurbished pavilion for East Lothian community sports club Longniddry Tennis Club.

A further section of pathway that will improve active travel infrastructure in and around Gullane has been completed. As part of its newly-launched Saltcoats Grange development, Cala Homes (East) has prioritised the completion of the footway that runs adjacent to the busy C111 road between Gullane a

Proposals are being developed for a new road to help access the former Cockenzie Power Station site.

East Lothian Council’s planning committee has granted permission for a change to the number of homes and the layout of a Mactaggart & Mickel development on the wider Letham Mains site at Haddington.

A pre-application planning consultation is underway regarding the proposed development of 66 new affordable homes in Whitecraig, East Lothian.

East Lothian Council’s capital spending programme has been significantly extended recognising and providing the enabling infrastructure required to support the extensive programme of housing development across the county. Just under £345 million in capital investment is planned over the

The development of a Food & Drink Innovation Hub and the potential future Innovation Park on land adjacent to Queen Margaret University has taken a major step forward.

Miller Homes is to bring 187 new homes, plus 63 affordable homes, to East Lothian with the launch of its brand-new Carberry Grange development in Whitecraig.

Construction work at two sites in Prestonpans has started that will help deliver over 40 much needed affordable homes in East Lothian. The developments by Lar Housing Trust, which has an extensive waiting list in the area, are at Northfields and Jim Bush Drive and will bring the total number of deve

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has commenced construction for phase 2 at its Ravensheugh development on land at St Clements Wells in Wallyford.