10 hrs ago | Perez Hilton
Lana Del Rey And Her Man Bring Their Young & Beautiful Love To Scotland
Aside from a musical collaboration and a few random outings , Lana Del Rey usually keeps her relationship with boyfriend Barrie-James O'Neill away from the prying lenses of the paparazzi! But it appears the breathy, baby-doll crooner decided to enjoy her latest trip across the pond with her man by her side, as she was spotted arriving with him in ... (more)
11 hrs ago | Eastlothian Today
East Lothian Council has evicted a tenant for breaching his tenancy agreement after being convicted of being in possession, and supplying drugs at his property in Salters Road, Wallyford.
15 hrs ago | New Hampshire Public Radio -
Drummer Roger Taylor and singer Freddie Mercury of the British rock band Queen perform at the Playhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland, 1st September 1976.
18 hrs ago | Lancashire Evening Post
Schools party as staff make the top grade
Preston's schools are planning a big celebration after a host of staff made it to the shortlist of a national awards.
22 hrs ago | Midlothian Today
Debate: Does Dalkeith need a fourth betting shop?
Midlothian Council has reluctantly given the go-ahead for William Hill to open another betting shop in Dalkeith - at the former Old Meal Market Inn, as previously reported .
Nigel Farage barricaded in pub as anti-UKIP protesters demonstrate outside
The Ukip leader attempted to make an escape by taxi but protesters blocked its path and police escorted Mr Farage back inside He had called a press conference on Edinburgh's Royal Mile to promote Ukip's candidate in an upcoming by-election. "We are a non-racist, non-sectarian party and unlike every other party in British politics we actually forbid ... (more)
'Nerdy' teen makes rare Viking find
A reduction in civil liberties doesn't end well for anyone, except government, writes Simon Williamson on the decision by the US government to subpoena AP records.
Students invited to perform at the Fringe Festival
Sugar Land students from Stephen F. Austin High School were hand selected by the American High School Theatre Festival to perform in Edinburgh, Scotland this summer at the International Fringe Festival, the world's largest art festival.
Dorchester Reporter, Dorchester MA
Fringe Festival gives 'edgy' artists their star turns
Tasia A. Jones: One of the performers in this weekend's first- ever Dorchester Fringe Festival.
Ednam fencing expert ready to school Borderers in sword skills
"It's the ability to pick up your pint and take a drink without spilling it, while at the same time having your eye on the blonde at the end of the bar." It would stretch most people's imagination to see the above statement as having any connection with the arcane world of medieval sword-fencing. But spend some time in the company of the ... (more)
Bathgate Partnership Centre in UK wins RICS Award
Bathgate Partnership Centre in West Lothian, UK designed by the global architectural practice BDP, has won the RICS Scotland Awards in the community benefit category.
Blaze guts OAP's home in Haddington
Firefighters raced to The Butts sheltered housing area and, on arrival, were faced with thick smoke coming out the door of the single storey property.
Nuclear power station open to public
A nuclear power station in East Lothian will be opening its doors to the public for the first time since the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the US in 2001.
Report: Human stem cells cloned
It's been 17 years since Dolly the sheep was cloned from a mammary cell. And now scientists applied the same technique to make the first embryonic stem cell lines from human skin cells.
Opt for Life campaign set to spark full Holyrood debate
THE Evening Times' award-winning campaign for an opt-out transplant system is on course to be debated in full at the Scottish Parliament.
Shamed Catholic Cardinal Keith O'Brien leaving Scotland...
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Chief executive 'worth every penny' says council
CHESHIRE West and Chester Council chief executive Steve Robinson pocketed 266,000 last year but the authority insists he's worth every penny.
Colin Clark is set to step aside
Coun Colin Clark will hand over his mayoral chains to Coun Dorothy Gardner at a ceremony at the Civic Centre in Leyland.
Work to start on damaged station
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service is liaising with insurers and architects to rebuild North Berwick Fire Station in East Lothian.
Nurses, police officers and teachers have best chance of owning a home in a decade
Key public sector workers have seen the ability to purchase their own home continue to improve and near a level last seen a decade ago, research has found.