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Local Democracy Reporter scrutinising the way local government is serving the people of East Lothian and Midlothian
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Special hearing over £54m flood scheme to be held after 'too many objections'

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By Marie Sharp Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Claims that the introduction of walls as part of a £54 million flood prevention scheme could put people at risk of drowning will be heard at a special emergency services review later this year. Scottish Ministers are weeks away from beginning a public inquiry into East Lothian Council's proposed Musselburgh Flood Prevention Scheme (MFPS), which sparked hundreds of objections.
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East Lothian's Museum of Flight expansion plan bids for planners backing

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By Marie Sharp Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Plans to expand the Museum of Flight in East Lothian have been included in a list of possible future developments six years after they were rejected over the need to chop down 300 trees. A shortlist of projects put forward by landowners and developers to be included in East Lothian Council's new Local Development Plan includes an extension to the museum, based at East Fortune, but warns it still involves the permanent loss of ancient woodlands.
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East Lothian's first ever barbecue ban lifted following wildfire warnings

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By Marie Sharp Verified
| STV News (Glasgow and West) Verified
A ban on people having barbecues or campfires across East Lothian’s coastal and countryside sites has been lifted, but visitors and locals are being asked to keep fires to beaches only. The local authority introduced the ban last week after warnings from Scottish Fire and Rescue of a ‘very high risk’ of wildfires as they continued to battle a blaze in the Cairngorms.
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