West Lothian shoppers in with a chance to pick up everyday items worth £10 for just a penny

Demolition crew have finally moved in to start tearing down the Deans South ‘ghost estate’ – 18 years after private and rented homes were condemned.

Two caring West Lothian women have set up a new to help in the community who are unable to access care packages.

An inspirational West Lothian man who survived sexual abuse and drug addiction is to tackle the issue of trauma in a hard-hitting TV show.

Halloween gremlins have stopped work on the demolition of West Lothian’s ghost estate.

Night-time bus services at Fauldhouse are being diverted after a spate of attacks.

Halloween is here and it's time to get spooky, but did you know that West Lothian is home to one of Scotland’s most haunted estates? The grounds at the House of the Binns are said to be haunted by Sir Thomas Dalyell - otherwise known as the notorious Bluidy Tam or The Muscovite Devil. Sir Thomas - an ancestor of the late Tam Dalyell, occupied the house in the 17th century and was the General and Commander-in-Chief of the king’s forces in Scotland.

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West Lothian’s key workers who are house hunting are being offered a discount on a new home.

A young Livingston athlete has been rewarded for a hugely successful debut season on the Highland Games circuit, writes Shane Fenton.

Police are warning bikers using an area of West Lothian declared a protected monument to stop.

The chaos surrounding the UK Government is not only bad for the economy, but potentially disastrous for the environment, a leading West Lothian businessman has said.

A brave West Lothian couple have told of the heartache of losing two babies within just five years.

Starlaw Road in Livingston remains closed today to repair a burst pipe.

A celebration of some of the wonderful African and Scottish art and culture that can be found around West Lothian has been hailed a success.

A West Lothian cinema welcomed brave film buffs to screenings of the latest Halloween movie with an appearance of serial killer Michael Myers himself.

Police chiefs have launched a survey to ask locals what officers are doing well and what they need to do better.

A West Lothian charity is once again providing Christmas goodies to children and teenagers who might otherwise go without.

West Lothian College performed an exciting new show that aims to help children cope with trauma and stress.

Cuts to West Lothian’s schools will be “front and centre” of budget savings, making up more than £5m of the total needed for the next three years.