Debbi McCall

Councillor McManus will now take on the role of cabinet spokesperson for health and social care.

Midlothian depute provost steps down to take on health role

HM Queen Elizabeth opening Newtongrange railway station in 2015.

Pupils get extra October holiday following Queen’s funeral

Councillor Kelly Parry said it was clear more was going to be needed as the country continues to struggle with rising costs.

Cost of Living plans approved by councillors

The Queen and the then Lord Lieutenant of Midlothian, Sir Robert Clark, at the Borders Railway opening in 2015.

Midlothian's Lord Lieutenant and Provost lead tributes to the Queen

Penicuik councillor Debbi McCall (SNP).

Design, build and play at town park

The shops at 14-20 High Street Penicuik.

Town centre building and shop front grants approved

The SNP Midlothian councillors, pictured after winning the council elections last month.

New gender balanced cabinet ‘gold standard’ says Midlothian Council leader

Students from Penicuik and Beeslack High Schools taking part in traditional construction skills training.

Training in traditional construction skills for Penicuik students

New Dundas Park, home of Scottish League Two side Bonnyrigg Rose.

Bonnyrigg football club’s achievements recognised by Midlothian Council

The SNP celebrating winning the most seats at the Midlothian Council election.

SNP officially takes over Midlothian Council

Mauricewood Primary School in Penicuik.

Hundreds of houses approved in Penicuik despite safety fear

The site of the former Wellington School.

Wellington School homes plan rejected

Penicuik Town Hall

New lease of life for 19th century town hall

The Wellington School site, which lies between Peebles Road and Howgate.

Controversial Wellington School housing decision delayed

Penicuik Town Hall pictured before (left) and after the renovation work.

Opening event for Penicuik Town Hall following restoration work

The waterlogged football pitch in Loanhead.

Anger over waterlogged Loanhead football pitch
Calls for an all-weather football pitch in Loanhead are being made after a local club had to cancel games because of rain.

The local SNP politicians were at the opening of the new Penicuik Carbon Challenge shop. L to R: Cllr Joe Wallace, Christine Grahame MSP, Owen Thompson MP and Cllr Debbi McCall.

Green for go at new Penicuik Carbon Challenge Shop

Midlothian Council’s planning committee has approved the proposals to turn the Ark Housing Association facility on Windsor Square, Penicuik, into 12 affordable flats with 20 car parking spaces.

Former Penicuik care home flats approved

Debbi McCall (SNP Councillor) Left of shot, leads the protest against parking fine system. Volunteers help with a petition.

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