News from OurLocalityNote: This post is over 24 months old. Information may be outdated. RELBUS, the Rural East Lothian Bus Users group welcomes the…Continue readingLetter: East Lothian Local Bus Forum: A welcome new approach
After over seven years with no scouts presence in Pencaitland the new investiture of a Cub Pack for the village was celebrated by kids and parents alike in Trevelyan Hall. Continue readingPencaitland returns to the scout pack… new cubs investiture
A few years ago Pencaitland Community Council received a batch of snow shovels from the Council. If the snow does come down in buckets you can borrow one.Continue readingScoop up a snow shovel this winter
We are delighted to report that recent efforts to fill the vacancy for a new person to take on the role of Community Council Secretary have been successful. The community’s new Secretary is Susan Spilsbury.Continue readingPencaitland Community Council’s new Secretary
East Lothian has a chequered history when it comes to public transport policy. In an effort to foster joined up thinking the new transport Convenor Michael Veitch initiated the East Lothian Bus Forum.Continue readingEast Lothian Bus Forum tackles transport troubles
Pencaitland Community reps attended a Winton House workshop looking at how the county should look in the future. The top message was fast rural broadband.Continue readingRural Voice workshop contributes to Local Development Plan
Note: This post is over 24 months old. Information may be outdated. Ofgem has confirmed today the feed-in tariff (FiT) rates…Continue readingNo ChangeTo Feed In Tariff
East Lothian’s Arthur Greenan questions whether public access to land, enshrined in the Right to Roam legislation of 2003 is being applied in the county.Continue readingIs right to roam legislation being flouted in East Lothian?
Yesterday evening the Community Council met in Trevelyan Hall and received a report of recent crimes of opportunity from local policeman Scott Robertson.Continue readingCommunity police officer warns homeowners to be vigilant
The last few days of freezing temperatures have taken their toll on the main roads through Pencaitland with tarmac breaking to form fresh potholes.Continue readingReporting road problems to East Lothian Council
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