East Lothian Council are running one-stop-shops around East Lothian as a result of the community call out for information to be available and accessible in local communities. This one-stop-shop model brings about different services from across East Lothian and those based within the local community to an information event.
It is East Lothian Council’s intention to undertake carriageway repair work on the B6368 from Hattonhill to Bughtknowe. This work will commence on Saturday 22nd March 2025 for 7 days, weather permitting.
To comply with current Health & Safety legislation, it will be necessary to close the road to through vehicular traffic for the duration of the works. A signed local diversion route will be in place. Pedestrian and emergency access will always be maintained. Local vehicular access to Stable Cottage and Highlea to be retained where practicable but will vary in direction depending on location of work force. Vehicular access to Bughtknowe will be maintained from the east side of the B6368 and access to Hattonhill will be maintained from the west.
Refuse and recycling bins will be emptied where practical, however, residents have been asked to have bins and boxes out for 7am on collection days.
Above dates are subject to change depending on weather. Any changes will be updated on www.tellmescotland.gov.uk
Please find attached TTRO for your information.
East Lothian Council provide the following information about temporary local road closure:
It is East Lothian Council’s intention to undertake carriageway repair work on the B6368 from Smithy Cottage, Bolton northwards to Parkend Cottages. This work will start on Thursday 13th March 2025 for 2 days, weather allowing.
To follow current Health & Safety legislation, it will be necessary to close the road to through vehicular for the duration of the works. A local diversion route will be signed accordingly. Pedestrian access and emergency vehicle access will be kept throughout. Local vehicular access to Parkend will be retained from the C113 Colstoun junction.
Refuse and recycling bins will be emptied where practical, however, we have asked residents to have bins and boxes out for 7am on collection days.
Sat 22nd March, 9.30am – 4.30pm at QMU, Musselburgh
The East Lothian Climate Hub are promoting their Green Futures Festival. Climate change is an issue that we will all need to reckon with. Come along to hear about practical actions you can take action at home or at work, how we can support climate action and nature restoration at scale and to collectively think about how we engage with the subject, here in East Lothian.
This is a family-friendly day. There will be sessions and themed areas on food, energy, biodiversity, circular economy, campaigns, business, youth and educators and collective wellbeing, so hopefully something for everyone!
There will be live music and food on site.
It is a free event.
The campus is easily accessible. Please note, parking is free on a Saturday at Queen Margaret University, despite the big signs saying you have to pay! For full travel options, including green travel, see our website.
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The Gifford road race is taking place on Saturday the 15th of March.
The races will be briefly passing through Bolton village and surrounding area every lap.
For more information contact [email protected]
