News archive
News published October 2024
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Council launches survey on Out of School Hours Child Care
Published 30 Oct 2024
Midlothian Council wants to hear your views about the provision of out of school hours childcare.
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Record year for Midlothian Outdoor Festival
Published 29 Oct 2024
A record 1,559 people enjoyed everything from guided walks to BMX bike stunt shows and horse rides as part of our most successful Midlothian Outdoor Festival yet.
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Woodburn Community Hub Officially Unveiled in Renaming Ceremony
Published 21 Oct 2024
The MARC Building in Woodburn has been formally renamed Woodburn Community Hub in a special ribbon cutting ceremony on Monday 21 October at the site on 10 Woodburn Road.
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Woodburn Road to close for resurfacing
Published 21 Oct 2024
Woodburn Road, Dalkeith from the junction with the A6106 (Newmills Road) through to Gibson Drive, will be closed from Monday 28 October.
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Green-fingered tenants win gardening prizes
Published 21 Oct 2024
Well done to all of the winners of our tenants' gardening competition.
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Shop found selling counterfeit vodka
Published 16 Oct 2024
A shop in Midlothian has been caught selling counterfeit vodka containing industrial alcohol.
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Saltire flag to fly at half-mast
Published 14 Oct 2024
The saltire flag will fly at half-mast at Penicuik Town Hall following the death of former First Minister, Alex Salmond.
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Dalkeith couple celebrate their Diamond Wedding!
Published 10 Oct 2024
Lord-Lieutenant Richard Callander and Provost Debbi McCall surprised Jimmie and Josephine Shepherd today at their home with a special visit to congratulate them on their Diamond Wedding anniversary.
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Bonfire Night Waste amnesty bookings open on Friday 11 October
Published 9 Oct 2024
Midlothian Council is working with local Emergency Services in the run up to Bonfire Night to offer residents in some areas free uplift of combustible materials.
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Council launches consultation on savings proposals
Published 9 Oct 2024
Midlothian Council wants to hear your views on savings proposals to bridge a budget gap of £9.41 million in 2025/26 rising to £20.64 million by 2028/29.