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Thank You Adam
This week, we lost a man who dedicated so much of his life to improving and caring for Penicuik and the town will not ... -
Comment: Hope at Last?
The wheels are finally rolling on plans to regenerate Penicuik, at least in part, but as our editor writes, it may yet be too ... -
Comment: The Road to Disaster
Midlothian Council are to progress with their ill fated plans to create the A701 bypass. Our editor argues that even before it has left ... -
Comment: Time to Reimagine Penicuik Town Centre
Possible withdrawal of anchor B&M, plentiful vacant units and reducing amounts of car parking mean it is finally time to swing the wrecking ball ... -
Comment: The Right Decision Much Too Late
Why did it take 137 weeks to reach a decision that should have been made in 16? There is much you can do in ... -
Comment: Ignore the Constitution this May
Whilst constitutional matters may have become part of people’s everyday lives, it is of great importance that May’s local Council elections focus on the day ... -
Comment: Think Penicuik this May
Council elections are nearing once again and it’s time for Penicuikians to be selfish, to build a better town for the next generation. Before I ... -
This Isn’t About the Greenbelt
Development in Midlothian is coming, it is inevitable, the question we have to ask ourselves is: do we seize on the unfamiliar or welcome ... -
Dear Holyrood: The A720 Isn’t Fit For Purpose
The Scottish Government has a fundamental misunderstanding of population growth and it’s bringing South East Scotland to its knees. It’s very simple logic: Thousands ... -
Opinion: Change is Brewing on High Street
The people of Penicuik did something brilliant last week, they believed in the town. On Tuesday 29 March, plans to open a community run ...