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'Senseless damage' caused by youths at Haddington Primary School 'extremely disappointing' - Vimarsana News

'Senseless damage' caused by youths at Haddington Primary School 'extremely disappointing'

FIRE extinguishers were discharged after youngsters sneaked into a primary school during the school holidays.

Haddington Primary School targeted by teenagers | East Lothian Courier - Vimarsana News

Haddington Primary School targeted by teenagers | East Lothian Courier

YOUNGSTERS snuck into a primary school and set the fire alarm off before running from the area.

PROPERTY: Former police station in heart of Falkland the perfect project - Vimarsana News

PROPERTY: Former police station in heart of Falkland the perfect project

Mill Yard was Falkland's police station before it became a private house. Now in need of work it's a fabulous renovation opportunity.

Call for mirror to be placed at 'dreadful corner' in Haddington - Vimarsana News

Call for mirror to be placed at 'dreadful corner' in Haddington

A CALL has been made for a mirror which helped drivers safely negotiate a corner, but has now gone missing, to be replaced. Jim Graham, a member of Haddington and District Community Council, described the junction of the town’s Tynebank Road and Mill Wynd as “a dreadful corner”. Previously, a mirror was in place on the outside of the bend to help people see if any vehicles were approaching from the opposite direction. Mr Graham said: “The bad corner round by the care home on Tynebank Road and Mill Wynd, there used to be a mirror there that helped you round that corner. You can...

Group gives its backing to care home and nursery at Gateside - Vimarsana News

Group gives its backing to care home and nursery at Gateside

COMMUNITY councillors have backed plans for a care home and children’s nursery on the edge of Haddington. Proposals have been revealed for a three-storey, 60-bed care home on land to the west of Haddington’s Gateside Road. The site would also include a nursery for up to 60 children up to the age of five. Community councillors discussed the proposals from Mansfield Care at their meeting. Therese Laing, the group’s planning liaison officer, said: “A 60-bed care home and a 60-space nursery will probably be great for Haddington.” Paul Darling, also a planning liaison officer...