Auchinoon Energy Park
A proposal has been made to build a wind farm, solar and energy storage park. Auchinoon Energy Park would be located on land beyond Oakbank Park up… Read More »Auchinoon Energy Park
A proposal has been made to build a wind farm, solar and energy storage park. Auchinoon Energy Park would be located on land beyond Oakbank Park up… Read More »Auchinoon Energy Park
The 2026 Annual General Meeting of Murieston Community Development Trust will be held by Zoom on Monday 29th June at 7pm. The agenda and link… Read More »2026 AGM of Murieston Community Development Trust
A new version of the Murieston Local Place Plan (LPP) (see here) has been prepared jointly by Murieston Community Council and Murieston Community Development Trust… Read More »Local Place Plan for Murieston
The Council has just started its 4-yearly process to elect around 300 community councillors to serve on all 40 community councils across West Lothian for… Read More »Community Council Election this Autumn
A casual social ride of 14 miles visiting places of local interest, the origins of Livingston, Eliburn reservoir, exploring a mix of some of the 144… Read More »Livingston 20 Milers, Saturday 1st April: Livingston Uncovered, Union Canal, Almondell Park
Winter readiness Ready Scotland aim to make Scotland more resilient to emergencies. They know that disruptions can happen at any time and they are here to… Read More »Winter Readiness
Due to the current cold weather conditions, Scottish Water is receiving a high number of calls about bursts, frozen pipes and valves. The link below… Read More »Scottish Water Winter Advice
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service would like to wish all residents of the communities of West Lothian a Merry Christmas and a Very Happy… Read More »Winter Safety Advice from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
A consultation on the future direction of local services has been launched by West Lothian Council. This is the second phase in a series of… Read More »West Lothian 2028 – Your Council, Your Say Consultation
The Murieston Community Garden Group has planted a Cherry Tree to commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II, signifying the impermanent nature of life.