News from OurLocalityRELBUS, the campaign group for better rural public transport in East Lothian, has appointed former Liberal Democrat councillor Barry Turner as Chair. Continue readingCampaigning for better rural transport: RELBUS regroups
Downpour causes A6093 into Pencaitland to flood. Without better roadside drainage it will happen again. An accident waiting to happen? Continue readingFloodwaters fill bend into Wester Pencaitland (Video)
Rural East Lothian Bus Users is seeking bus users’ views for an East Lothian Bus Passenger Charter. What would you like to see in it?Continue readingRELBUS proposes bus users charter for East Lothian
East Lothian Council Library Service has a new audiobook offering for borrowers, providing a range of popular titles which you can listen to whenever and wherever you want.Continue readingEast Lothian Library Service offers audio downloads
Following on from yesterday’s article about various sports on offer for kids during the summer, we now have details on arts events in the county.Continue readingSummer arts activities in East Lothian
ELC’s enjoyleisure is putting on a range of sporting and leisure activities this summer including free swims for under 16s.Continue readingKids summer activity programme for East Lothian
Some commuters are expressing doubts over timings in the new East Lothian Buses timetable for the 113 beginning operation this June.Continue reading113 bus timetable published but some commuters unhappy
Local man Barry Hutton, recently wrote a comment for ‘Local Transport Today’ with the title “Bus services can be profitable, or policy tools, but not both”. Given the recent brouhaha on our buses in East Lothian we’re reproducing his piece below.Continue readingThe clash of profit-driven bus routes v local public service
Lothian Buses subsidiary East Lothian Buses to run 113 route from Pencaitland to Edinburgh. Timetable and price details revealed.Continue readingEast Lothian Bus Update: the 113 & 44 routes
Local mum and teacher Natasha Phoenix is planning on bringing drama classes to Pencaitland later this year, aimed at kids from primary 2 to 7.Continue readingDrama club comes to Pencaitland