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DELAYS to a decision over controversial plans for a care village on the outskirts of North Berwick could frustrate the local community, a Scottish Government inquiry has been warned. East Lothian Council has expressed disappointment over a decision by the Reporter overseeing the appeal to allow developers Goldcrest to make a late submission based on a study which has no Scottish links. And in response to the decision, the local authority has told the Reporter it is unclear why the study’s findings were only submitted in April when it was published in December last year. The council ...

A DECISION over controversial plans for a care village on the outskirts of North Berwick has been delayed after new evidence aimed at highlighting its supposed health benefits was submitted. Developers Goldcrest are appealing to Scottish Ministers to overturn a decision by East Lothian Council to refuse planing permission for their extra care housing. The plans, which have been opposed by a ground movement of local residents, were branded “grossly out of character” by councillors, with a town GP comparing the proposal to a “ghetto”. But while a decision by the Scottish Governm...

Last Comment: February 23, 2021 9:55 pm ET | 1 Comment(s) | Jump to Comments Veteran trainer, driver and owner Jim Gluhm, 77, of Trenton, Florida died at home on February 11, 2021. Mr. Gluhm was born in Hamilton, Ohio on July 28, 1943 to Dr. Charles and Helen Gluhm. Jim's father was a veterinarian in Hamilton and surrounding areas. Jim started his career in harness racing after high school and a short stint in college working for one of his mentors, Charlie King. Mr. Gluhm was then drafted into the Army in 1965 where his appointment was at Fort Sam, Houston, TX looking after the Modern Pe...

© DC Thomson For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Local farm shops are reaping the benefits of a good summer season and are on hand to see us through the challenging winter months. ‘Tis the season for winter veg and once we’ve maxed out our Christmas leftovers it will be time to head down to the shops to stock up on some more. But have you considered buying your veg locally?