The Latest Breaking News from West Lothian Council

Covid and long Covid rate now classed as normal sickness absence may be reason for climb on 2021 figures, but stress and long term absence dominates the sick lines.

Linlithgow will see a new £1.25m cycling circuit opening next year, playing a key role in developing the sport across the county and Scotland

Work will begin in September with construction completed expected to be complete in early in 2023.

West Lothian Council could potentially receive a funding allocation of over £342,000 from Transport Scotland for casualty reduction projects.

To be eligible for West Lothian Council’s Graduate work experience programme, you have to be a recent graduate, unemployed or working in a job unrelated to your degree, living in West Lothian, and under the age of 24.

The new £16 million Winchburgh Sport and Wellbeing Hub will be used by all schools in the area

The primary school will welcome its new intake of pupils later this month.

if approved, Daisy Park will be created at the site of the historic Winchburgh Brickworks

PLANS for a huge adventure water park have been submitted to West Lothian Council.

Online applications are now being accepted to help with uniforms and lunches

The scheme introduced at the end of January allows Scots under the age of 22 to claim free bus travel through their Young Scot Card. However, parents are reporting problems with the application process.