Lothian

Some youths are using illegal souped-up e-bikes

Illegal e-bikes becoming a scourge - Sue Webber

Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon

Respect is one-way street for Sturgeon - Sue Webber

Foysol Choudhury, Lothian Region MSP

Volunteering in Edinburgh and Lothian in decline - Foysol Choudhury

Scotrail has had to pay out an eye-watering £2.5 million in compensation to passengers for delayed or cancelled services in the three years since the SNP Scottish Government nationalised the company, says Sue Webber

Footing the bill for rail delays - Sue Webber

These plans show the front, back and side of the proposed new homes to replace the damaged properties at Baberton Mains Avenue

It’s jotters for missing form filler - Sue Webber

Sue Webber at the site of the Baberton Mains Avenue gas explosion

Needless delays prolong ordeal for community - Sue Webber

Parking on Bangholm Avenue before the ban

Car ownership just a nasty habit - Sue Webber

Fiona Hyslop and Michael McDonnell launch the campaign.

New road safety campaign warns of the dangers of distraction

Bus and tram fares to increase by 10 per cent

A partial road closure will be in place at Edinburgh’s Cameron Toll roundabout between Tuesday, March 4 and Friday, March 14

Diversions in place as major roundabout closes again

Ukrainian children in prayer during a service to mark the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine at the Scottish National War Memorial, Edinburgh Castle (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)

Emotional service for Ukraine - Sue Webber

SNP First Minister John Swinney and Finance Secretary Shona Robison (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell)

One-way ticket to bankruptcy - Sue Webber

The 2021 survey asked children as young as 14 about their sexual experiences

Survey should never be repeated - Sue Webber

Gas leak sees major road closed until further notice

Fort Kinnaird retail park

What working as a team can do - Mairi Creanor

Changes to boundary proposals for 2026 Holyrood elections
Plans to transfer two areas of West Lothian to the Airdrie constituency for the next Scottish Parliament elections have been scrapped after an outcry from residents.
Ian Swanson

Sue Webber MSP spent last Saturday evening with Lothian Buses and the police

Time to call a halt to the new youth craze for bus surfing - Sue Webber

Fleet Technology

Lothian introduces Freeway Fleet Systems technology for enhanced operations

File photo of money. (Photo Illustration by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

Locals win more than £190,000 in latest Premium Bonds prize draw

Former council leader dies, aged 80

Former Lord Provost Eric Milligan

Susan Dalgety: And the winner of the red pepper top shopper award is . . . me

Edinburgh and Lothian police officers recognised for acts of bravery

The snow brought traffic to a standstill across most of Edinburgh this morning, including here at the Bridges.

Buses back on our streets after snow saw services withdrawn

A tour bus struggles to turn onto Princes Street this morning.

Lothian cancels all Edinburgh bus services due to snow

Joape Kotobalavu, 29, forced himself on the terrified victim by kissing and licking her on the face after sitting down next to her on the Lothian bus.

Drunk soldier who sexually assaulted 16-year-old girl on bus jailed

Lothian removes all bus services in Niddrie on Bonfire Night

Edinburgh and Lothians now have a bus service that is the envy of the rest of the UK, says Donald Anderson (Picture: Lisa Ferguson)

More buses withdrawn from areas affected by anti-social behaviour
More Lothian bus services have been withdrawn from areas impacted by anti-social behaviour on Fireworks night.
Kevin Quinn

Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home staff member Jennifer Mallen with her 4 year old Daschund Cupar adorning the Greyfriars Bobby and Bum the Dog statues in Edinburgh with scarves to symbolise warmth and compassion that the community can provide to vulnerable animals and their owners during these cold months.

Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home launches heartwarming Winter Appeal and issues an urg...

The proposal would transfer Fauldhouse and Whitburn into the Airdrie constituency

Council objects to plan to put Fauldhouse and Whitburn in Airdrie

Man in court on 27 charges

Aldi has 106 stores in Scotland and employs more than 3,500 people. The supermarket chain opened its first Scottish store in Kilmarnock in 1994 and will celebrate 30 years in Scotland this year.

36 jobs on offer as part of Aldi's Christmas recruitment drive

Lothian was named Bus Operator of the Year.

Lothian wins Bus Operator of the Year at national awards

Many students are struggling with their mental health, says Foysol Choudhury

Mental health crisis leaving young people in limbo - Foysol Choudhury

Crowds turned up to the Lothian Buses Doors Open Day on Saturday, September 28, at the bus company's Marine Depot at Seafield. They were entertained by games and activities, as well as a host of buses from over the years.

10 great photos from Lothian Buses Doors Open Day 2024

Vintage buses will be on display at Doors Open Day

Doors Open Day 2024: Lothian Buses invites visitors to Marine depot

A reed bunting, one of the new residents at Little France Park

Local heroes who have transformed our green spaces - Donald Anderson

Students can be at higher risk of contracting some viral illnesses.

Students urged to ensure their vaccinations are up to date ahead of new term

Sarah Boyd

Bus boss backs confiscating free passes from troublesome youngsters

Caroline Hiscox will take up the position later this year.

New chief takes the helm at NHS Lothian

Miles Briggs MSP.

The underfunding of Lothian must stop - Miles Briggs

Rachel Searle

Lothian communities set for ‘unprecedented opportunity’ amid goldrush energy bon...

Look through our photo gallery to see every restaurant from Edinburgh and the Lothians to feature in the Michelin Guide 2024. Photo: Pixabay

The 34 local restaurants included in Michelin Guide 2024

Princess Alexandria Eye Pavilion. Picture: Greg Macvean

Keeping up the fight for new eye pavilion - Miles Briggs

The pathway provides stroke survivors tailored information

New Digital Stroke-Management Pathway Launched in Lothian

Cheaper bus fares and new routes for west Edinburgh

Professor Juliet MacArthur, was joint winner for the Inspiring Excellence – Nursing innovation award.

Recognition for Lothian nurses with national award wins

Keith Angus (left) and Habibur Khan are pictured with the away kit.

Award-winning restaurant helps kick off football club's revival

Scottish Government housing minister Paul McLennan

At last, SNP declare a housing emergency - Miles Briggs

The Laird & Dogg Inn, located in the Midlothian village of Lasswade, was named as Scotland's 'Pub of the Year'.

Local venue crowned Scotland’s ‘Pub of the Year’ award

Elaine Wilson has been shortlisted for the Children’s Nursing & Midwifery Award.

Midlothian nurse among finalists for prestigious national awards

Lothian sees biggest fall in NHS dentists since before Covid

Foysol Choudhury's members' debate at the Scottish Parliament called for an improved patient strategy for brain tumours

We must strive for better brain tumour diagnosis - Foysol Choudhury

Buses produce £3.2 million dividend for councils

Sewage spilling into Water of Leith. Local campaign group Save our shore Leith (SOS) says regulator needs to act to tackle complaints

Regulator 'failing' to tackle sewage spilling into Water of Leith

Balerno Police Station to close, amid restructure, with the force looking to permanently shut more than 30 buildings across the country.

Balerno Police Station to close