Tim Purves, CEO and Chairman of William Purves explains what funeral regulation means for Midlothian families.

“Fife Council has reached a turning point. Significant change needs to happen now to ensure the sustainability of services ...

The acronym stands for Private Finance Initiative-meaning in practice, private companies built the likes of schools for local ...

Scottish Borders councillors are being advised not to oppose go-ahead for what would be the region’s largest single wind farm ...

The Plumbing and Heating Federation has raised concerns over the slow pace of heat pump installations following newly ...

Local businesses and residents have shared their frustration with funding for new public toilets in Portobello ...

Concerns over East Lothian Council’s role as a landowner of a site earmarked for a controversial Battery Energy Storage Site ...

A bus service described by families as a ‘lifeline’ after their children were suddenly moved out of their school is to be ...

The journey from aloneness to oneness begins with an awareness that we are not meant to be solitary islands—we are meant to ...

A former leader of Scottish Borders Council launched a scathing attack on a fellow councillor after she expressed her ...

Tenants in nine homes in Edinburgh have started to benefit from major energy upgrades to improve living standards and lower ...

Midlothian is growing because it’s an absolutely brilliant place to raise a family, with its population rising by a whopping ...