In a letter to The East Lothian Courier, local Conservative Councillors have praised the efforts of local volunteers for their Covid-19 response 

Sport binds communities together and the impact of Covid-19 means our local teams need your support more than ever, Councillor Lachlan Bruce says in his latest East Lothian Courier column 

To mark Volunteers' Week, the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Group on East Lothian Council has praised key workers and volunteers

As Scotland’s phased return from lockdown gets underway, Craig Hoy has proposed a package of measures designed to help local hospitality businesses begin their recovery.

Scottish Conservative Candidate Craig Hoy is inviting residents and businesses to offer their views about how the East Lothian economy can be given a much-needed boost as it prepares to enter the Covid-19 recovery phase.

It’s 12 months since Craig Hoy beat the odds to win the Haddington and Lammermuir By-Election. Here we explore what he has delivered for East Lothian residents

Thanks to the UK Government, councils across Scotland are due to receive around £155 million as a result of extra council spending in England.

The Conservative Group on East Lothian Council is today calling for key Council committees to be restored following a period of administrative lockdown as a result of the Covid-19 crisis.

Conservatives on East Lothian Council are taking the lead on the Climate Change Emergency, becoming the first group to appoint a Climate Change Champion.

Councillor Craig Hoy is backing the deployment of cut-out speed cops in Haddington and the Lammermuirs as he pushes for new action to combat speeding in East Lothian.