Paul Wheelhouse

Simec Atlantis Energy has achieved another tidal milestone with the installation and successful generation of its tidal turbine in Japan.

Scottish built tidal turbine shipped to Japan in 'milestone' moment for industry

Nicola Sturgeon led the tributes

Sturgeon leads tributes to respected Scottish Government communications chief

Offshore wind farms are becoming an increasingly important source of power across the UK. Picture: Anna Gowthorpe/PA Wire

Joint venture sealed as vast Scottish offshore wind farm pushes ahead

The money will be used to launch national hubs

New £4m fund to speed up rollout of 5G in Scotland

Gig1 is now available across the city as well as surrounding towns. Picture: contributed.

Virgin Media pushes button on broadband boost for Edinburgh

The Scotland 5G Centre, which has Scottish Government backing, has appointed Julie Snell as chairman having recently concluded her role as chief executive and director of Bristol is Open.

Scottish Government backed 5G body unveils experienced leadership team

Danielle Rowley, the Midlothian MP who was appointed to the newly created climate change brief last month

Danielle Rowley: SNP aren’t serious about opposing fracking

The ten-year ScotRail franchise is due to end in 2025. Picture: Michael Gillen

Labour move to truncate ScotRail franchise thrown out

Fair Isle is to get a 24-hour power supply for the first time. PIC: Creative Commons/Ronnie Robertson.

Fair Isle gets 24-hour electricity for the first time

Drilling rig at a shale gas exploration site. Picture: Dave Thompson/PA Wire

Ineos loses its legal challenge to Scottish Government fracking 'ban'

Unite Scotland said that RBS' plan to close 62 branches is 'morally bankrupt'. Picture: Contributed

RBS closure of 62 branches '˜morally bankrupt', says Unite

Ross McEwan has been invited to Barra in the Outer Hebrides, which is set to lose its only bank. Picture: Ian Rutherford

'˜Visit Barra' call to RBS chief as fury grows at branch cuts

Unemployment in Scotland has fallen. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Latest figures show Scottish unemployment down by 18,000

Ambulance crews are called out six times a day. Pic: Malcolm McCurrach

Legal highs lead to six ambulance call-outs a day

The old station at East Linton. Picture: Julie Bull

Rail firm ‘breaks promise’ on reviving village station

Letters: Litter wardens must pick on culprits of messy streets
I HAVE followed with interest both the letter from David Black (March 18) and the article about the council recruiting new litter wardens (News, March 21).
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North Berwick misses funding despite storm damage

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Minister vows to seek funding for harbour wall repairs

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Talk of the Town: Rebecca’s the one to watch next year

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Rail talks on track