News archive
News published June 2017
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Many thanks to everyone who gave their views about St Mary's
Published 30 Jun 2017
Many thanks to everyone who gave their views on the proposal to relocate St Mary’s Roman Catholic Primary School to a new campus on the site of the former Hopefield Primary School in Bonnyrigg.
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Council agrees £500,000 to equip Centre For Excellence
Published 30 Jun 2017
Midlothian Council is to invest around £500,000 equipping its first Centre of Excellence at the replacement for Newbattle High School.
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Final report on Burnbrae consultation in September
Published 30 Jun 2017
Many thanks to everyone who gave their views on plans to use the additional capacity at the new Hopefield joint campus in Bonnyrigg for all Burnbrae nursery and Primary 1 pupils.
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Head down to sample the new mining museum menu
Published 30 Jun 2017
If you hunger for home baking or pine for the perfectly-crafted Panini then head over to the National Mining Museum Scotland.
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Midlothian crowned Scotland’s walking football champions
Published 28 Jun 2017
County walks away with trophy at national event
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Community chooses name for Newbattle facility
Published 28 Jun 2017
The new community facility at Newbattle is to be named Newbattle Community Campus after it was the top choice in a recent Midlothian Council poll.
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Active Travel team walk away with top prize
Published 28 Jun 2017
Out and About project receives national recognition
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Council to review process for awarding voluntary sector grants
Published 27 Jun 2017
Midlothian Council is to consult with voluntary organisations on a review of the way in which voluntary sector grants are awarded.
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Giving communities a greater say
Published 27 Jun 2017
A new law aimed at giving communities more say in the decisions that affect them has been introduced by the Scottish Government. The Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act asks public bodies to make sure they listen to what communities want and is currently being implemented by Midlothian Council.
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A note about cladding on our council low rise buildings
Published 26 Jun 2017
We are not carrying out invasive inspections in our low rise properties with cladding.
