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Sergio Tansini has served as a board member on the Trust which runs gyms and pools as well as cultural venues in the county. Tributes have been paid to Cindy Brook his predecessor

The Five Sisters Freeport Shopping Centre opened in 1996 and contained over 40 stores, claiming to be the next best thing in West Lothian - but it closed in 2004 after a large decline.

Police warn of random checks as blue badge holders face threats and abuse for complaining as able bodied drivers ignore signs to park where they like

Commuter bus between East Calder and Kirknewton station will continue as the council agrees a new deadline for a car park as a planning condition of the 2,300 new homes at Calderwood. The developers are keen to develop sustainable transport options.

Use of the network dropped from 33 per cent to 11 percent after the council introduced 40p/kWh tariffs to cover costs.

Those at the Blackburn Family Centre have said that they were overwhelmed by the support shown by their community after they were targeted by vandals last week.

Bangour Village Hospital was once the designated medical institution for West Lothian, acting as a maternity ward, general emergency facility and psychiatric institution.

The development will see 55 properties built in Winchburgh.

The event marked the 30th anniversary of Carers of West Lothian

Budget cuts forced through by ring fenced funding shows need for change argues Labour. The SNP group says it protects spending on the most vulnerable.

Plans to redevelop a brownfield site in Bathgate have been put on hold for two months after councillors expressed concerns at design details