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Funding for new East Lothian beach app to help people avoid crowds


A BEACH app which could offer visitors to East Lothian up-to-date advice on how to avoid the crowds is being given a £29,000 boost from East Lothian Council’s business recovery fund.
Elected members voted to approve the cash injection, despite being warned by Councillor Jeremy Findlay (Con) they had to be able to “look people in East Lothian in the eye”.
Mr Findlay had urged fellow councillors to amend the £600,000 business recovery plan put before them by officers to delay the funds until more information was provided about the app, which is being developed in partnership with the University of Edinburgh. ....

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£50,000 of funding shared among organisations in East Lothian


NEARLY £50,000 has been split between projects from Dunbar and West Barns to Musselburgh and Tranent thanks to a national scheme.
A total of £1 million was shared nationally by the Scottish Government to help improve and fund communities.
Schemes serving Cockenzie and Port Seton, Dirleton, Dunbar, Haddington, Longniddry, Musselburgh, North Berwick, Prestonpans, Tranent and West Barns are among those benefiting from the Scotland Loves Local Fund. Funded by the Scottish Government, it aims to support small-scale improvements to promote and enhance places while helping motivate people to shop, eat and relax in their community and ensuring public safety.
Phil Prentice, chief officer of Scotland’s Towns Partnership, said: “We’re delighted this funding will bring some brilliant projects across East Lothian to life. ....

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