Livingston

A community asset transfer of the former Almondbank Library and adjoining land to local charity Spark has been agreed.

Toronto Primary School Headteacher Fiona Linfoot said: "Hope was a much-loved member of the Toronto Primary family, and will be hugely missed by all her friends and school staff.

Scottish Ministers have overruled West Lothian Council's decision to refuse permission for a new housing development in Mid Calder.

Pupils at a West Lothian school for children with additional support needs have been enjoying a wonderful new Christmas display, thanks to those carrying out Unpaid Work orders.

Parking will be suspended on Murieston West Road both sides from Bankton Road (A71) to Alderstone Road/Murieston West Road east/west leg for the football festival

Parking will be suspended at number 120 to 131 and numbers 31 to 26 and 78 to 85 for ironwork repairs

Netherwood Park will be closed between numbers 57 and 61 for ironwork repairs

The Almond Interchange On Slip to the A899 northbound will be closed from Howden East Road to the A899 for carriageway repairs

Almondbank library information

Located in the village of Bellsquarry this is a small facility that caters for all age groups, activities and events.

Located in the Deans area of Livingston this is a small facility built around a courtyard that caters for all age groups, activities and events.

Carmondean Library information

The park is now open to all. It includes an adventure playpark, measured health walk/run, platforms to view the River Almond, wildflower meadows, wildlife information, artworks, new paths, benches and signs. It's just across the river from Livingston's shopping centre - pay it a visit!

Eliburn Park is a 16.5 hectare Council owned site located in Eliburn, Livingston. This diverse recreational area contains a range of environments including a scenic reservoir surrounded by woodland with extensive walking routes to explore and a wonderfully designed play park.

Oakbank Bing is located on the outskirts of Livingston and is owned by West Lothian Council. The area, once a hive of industrial activity, is now a beautiful landscaped environment which offers an attractive 2km circular walking route, a home for wildlife and stunning views.

Councillors representing Ladywell, Howden, Kaimes, Livingston Village south of the River Almond, Adambrae, Dedridge, Bellsquarry and Murieston.

Councillors representing Deans, Knightsridge, Newyearfield, Eliburn and Livingston Village north of the River Almond.

Councillors representing Uphall Station, Pumpherston, Craigshill, Mid Calder, East Calder, Kirknewton, Wilkieston and Harburn.

School catchment and contact information.

Nursery contact information.

School contact information.