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Port Seton Play Area-Consultation
What new play facilities would you like to see in King George V Play Parks? East Lothian Council has successfully obtained funding for the enhancement of Play provision at the King George V Play Parks off Park View East road beside the Port Seton Community Centre. We aim to ensure that the enhanced King George V Play Parks meets local needs, by involving people, particularly children and young people, in its development. This public... MoreOpened today -
Early Learning and Childcare: January 2027 Intake
For parents or carers who have received an offer of a school nursery place for January 2027. Please respond to confirm the acceptance or refusal of the place. The closing date for responses is Friday 16 October 2026 . MoreOpened 5 October 2026 -
East Lothian Council (Old Craighall Way, Old Craighall) (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 2026
East Lothian Council intends to make an Order under Sections 1(1), 2(1) and (2), 3 and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to introduce and/or amend enforceable waiting restrictions at Old Craighall Way, Old Craighall. A copy of the proposed Order, Schedule, plans showing the extent of the restrictions and the statement of reasons for making the Order can be viewed on the council’s website at www.eastlothian.gov.uk and on www.tellmescotland.gov.uk ... MoreOpened 2 October 2026 -
East Lothian Council (Princess Way, Blindwells) (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 2026
East Lothian Council intends to make an Order under Sections 1(1), 2(1) and (2), 3 and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to introduce and/or amend enforceable waiting restrictions at Princess Way, Blindwells. A copy of the proposed Order, Schedule, plans showing the extent of the restrictions and the statement of reasons for making the Order can be viewed on the council’s website at www.eastlothian.gov.uk and on www.tellmescotland.gov.uk ... MoreOpened 2 October 2026 -
Rent Level Consultation 2027/28
We are seeking tenants' views on the proposal to increase rents for 2027/28. We understand many households continue to face financial pressures and we carefully consider the impact of any rent increase on our tenants. However, increases are necessary to make sure we can continue to deliver essential services, maintain homes and invest in improvements for the future. Rents have to increase to cover inflationary costs, increasing repair and maintenance costs, higher material and labour costs... MoreOpened 30 September 2026 -
Visit East Lothian Christmas Networking Event 2026
If you're are a tourism business or tourism professional operating in or working within East Lothian, we're delighted to invite you to our annual Visit East Lothian / East Lothian Council Christmas Tourism Networking Event, held in partnership with VisitScotland. Kick of the festive season with fellow tourism businesses from across East Lothian at the beautiful Papple Steading. Enjoy a complimentary drink on arrival, explore the renowned Richard Demarco Gallery and... MoreOpened 23 September 2026 -
Place Making Project: Community Facilities Engagement - North Berwick Community Centre
East Lothian Council is reviewing how community buildings are used to help make sure local facilities remain well-used, sustainable and available for communities in the future. As part of this work, the council is exploring whether local community organisations would be interested in taking a greater role in managing some community facilities. This could be through: A long-term community benefit subsidised lease of the building at a reduced rent where... MoreOpened 21 September 2026 -
Place Making Project: Community Facilities Engagement - Gullane Recreation Hall
East Lothian Council is reviewing how community buildings are used to help make sure local facilities remain well-used, sustainable and available for communities in the future. As part of this work, the council is exploring whether local community organisations would be interested in taking a greater role in managing some community facilities. This could be through: A long-term community benefit subsidised lease of the building at a reduced rent where... MoreOpened 21 September 2026 -
Place Making Project: Community Facilities Engagement - Pennypit Centre, Prestonpans
East Lothian Council is reviewing how community buildings are used to help make sure local facilities remain well-used, sustainable and available for communities in the future. As part of this work, the council is exploring whether local community organisations would be interested in taking a greater role in managing some community facilities. This could be through: A long-term community benefit subsidised lease of the building at a reduced rent where... MoreOpened 21 September 2026 -
Place Making Project: Community Facilities Engagement - Port Seton Centre
East Lothian Council is reviewing how community buildings are used to help make sure local facilities remain well-used, sustainable and available for communities in the future. As part of this work, the council is exploring whether local community organisations would be interested in taking a greater role in managing some community facilities. This could be through: A long-term community benefit subsidised lease of the building at a reduced rent where... MoreOpened 21 September 2026 -
East Lothian Council (Neilson Park Road, Victoria Road and Wemyss Place, Haddington) (Prohibition of Motor Vehicles) Order 2026
East Lothian Council gives notice that it intends to make an Order under Section 9 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act to amend the times where vehicles are prohibited from driving, during school term times, on Neilson Park Road, Victoria Road and Wemyss Place, Haddington. A copy of the proposed Order, Schedule, plans showing the extent of the restrictions and the statement of reasons for making the Order can be viewed on the council’s website... MoreOpened 21 September 2026 -
East Lothian's Mental Health Support Phoneline
In Summer 2025 East Lothian HSCP launched a Mental Health Support phoneline for adults (18 years +) in East Lothian. The phoneline provided a way for people in East Lothian to find out about or be referred to a range of professional (NHS and third sector partners) and community supports for mental health and self-help resources. One year on from its launch, the service that runs this phoneline would like to understand more about the impact this change in delivering mental health... MoreOpened 16 September 2026 -
Families Together East Lothian - Families Views
Families Together East Lothian (FTEL) are interested in hearing about your experience of working with us. MoreOpened 9 August 2024
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