News archive
News published August 2017
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Funding of Christmas lights for 2017 agreed
Published 31 Aug 2017
Review about provision of festive lights beyond this year to take place
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Record number of young people sustaining positive destinations
Published 30 Aug 2017
Midlothian now ranks as 7th out of all 32 local authorities for young people sustaining positive destinations.
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Council responds to 20mph consultation
Published 30 Aug 2017
Council ‘partially supportive’ of proposed bill
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Progress on plans to invest more than £3m in Penicuik town centre
Published 30 Aug 2017
Locals will have the chance to hear how proposals to invest more than £3m in Penicuik town centre’s conservation area are progressing, at a public drop-in event planned for Tuesday 19 September.
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Green light for new road improvements
Published 30 Aug 2017
Plans for a new A701 relief road and A702 spur road have come a step closer, following the decision by Midlothian Council to approve spending of £1.4 million on preparatory works for the project.
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Burnbrae nursery and P1s at new campus
Published 29 Aug 2017
Nursery and Primary 1 pupils from Burnbrae Primary School will move into the school’s additional capacity at the new campus on Rosewell Road, Bonnyrigg, due to open in 2019.
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St Mary's to relocate to new campus
Published 29 Aug 2017
St Mary’s Primary School is to relocate to the new school campus on Rosewell Road, Bonnyrigg, due to open in 2019.
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Council reinstates local Police funding
Published 29 Aug 2017
Councillors have agreed to reinstate funding for two local Police Scotland Community Action Teams.
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New Equality Champion appointed
Published 29 Aug 2017
Councillors today, Tuesday 29 August, appointed Councillor Kelly Parry as the new Elected Member Equality Champion.
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We asked tenants what they think of our service
Published 29 Aug 2017
A total of 82% of tenants agree their rent is value for money while 85% of tenants are satisfied with how the neighbourhood is managed, according to a new survey.
