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Over £2.6 million support for low-income families and businesses in West Lothian
Plans to spend £2.615 million to help those hit hardest by the pandemic have been approved.
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Broxburn Town Service extended
The Broxburn and Uphall Town Service bus will continue until April 2023 following a successful pilot.
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Winchburgh train station update
West Lothian Council has expressed its disappointment that hurdles have been placed in the way of delivering a new rail way station in Winchburgh.
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Investment in pedestrian crossings across West Lothian
Approval has been given for 12 new or upgraded pedestrian crossings across West Lothian.
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Spaces for People measures to be removed
All Spaces for People measures in West Lothian are set to be removed.
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Publication of new Gambling Statement of Principles
Anyone applying for a gambling licence or permit in West Lothian is encouraged to check the new Statement of Principles beforehand.
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Newton trial traffic scheme given green light
A six-week temporary traffic management trial scheme will begin this summer in the village of Newton.
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£225,750 to improve public transport in West Lothian
The West Lothian Bus Alliance has been awarded £225,750 by Transport Scotland to improve bus travel in West Lothian.
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Thanks for responses to Spaces for People consultation
West Lothian Council would like to thank everyone who completed the Spaces for People survey.
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Time is running out to have your say on temporary Spaces for People measures
West Lothian residents have until 31 January to make their views known on keeping temporary measures such as reduced 20mph and 40mph speed limits and new cycle lanes.