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A FORMER Hibernian Football Club star will be sharing his experiences of racism with pupils at Ross High School next month – and a former England…
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A RUGBY club’s gym refurbishment has received a boost, thanks to a charity named after its former president. The Walk With Scott Foundation (WWSF) handed over £3,000 to Ross High RFC, adding to the club’s own fundraising efforts. The donation will allow the club to finish the gym refurbishment. Scott Glynn, who created the foundation, was president at the rugby club, based on Tranent’s Blawearie Road, from 2005 to 2014. Councillor Colin McGinn, who represents Tranent on East Lothian Council, is vice-chairman of the Walk With Scott Foundation. He said: “WWSF recognises Ros...
‘PLEASE drink up... the pub is on fire’ was a headline in the East Lothian Courier on December 29, 1995. Time was called early at the Auld Hoose pub in North Berwick last Wednesday after a fire broke out in the public bar. Customers spotted smoke coming from the floor near a fireplace about 10pm and the local fire brigade was alerted. The premises were evacuated – including an upstairs flat occupied by Jean Borthwick and her Labrador dog, Freeway – as landlord Ian McMinn tried to tackle the blaze with a fire extinguisher containing powder. But help was soon at hand i...
MORE positive cases of coronavirus have been recorded at four of East Lothian's six secondary schools this week. Cases have been recorded at Musselburgh Grammar School, North Berwick High School, Preston Lodge High School in Prestonpans, and Ross High School in Tranent. In North Berwick High, Preston Lodge and Ross High, a single person in all three schools has been diagnosed with Covid-19, while at Musselburgh Grammar "a small number of people from the school" have tested positive. A message sent today to parents and carers of pupils at all four schools said: "We have been working cl...