Marie Sharp is a Local Democracy Reporter at East Lothian and Midlothian. She focuses on scrutinizing local government actions and their impact on communities, with a keen interest in urban design, housing markets, and education systems. Marie's work has been featured in notable publications such as The National Newspaper, Daily Record, and BBC News, among others.
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Marie Sharp's coverage focuses heavily on local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and topics related to conservation, landlords, councils, housing, and planning. She predominantly covers news in the East Lothian and Edinburgh area of Scotland.
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By: Marie Sharp
Concerns were raised over road safety.
By: Ldr, Marie Sharp
Licence of Dunbar cafe bar under review following free alcohol promotions
By: Marie Sharp
One objector claimed graffiti artists will think 'all their Christmases have come at once' if the plans go ahead
By: Marie Sharp
Metlen Energy and Metals, who are involved in the construction of a substation and converter near Torness, submitted the plans to East Lothian Council
By: Marie Sharp
OBJECTORS to a £103 million flood scheme say its walls will provide a giant canvas for graffiti artists, who will think "all their Christmases…
By: Marie Sharp
PLANS to build a park and ride for workers building a new £1.6 billion super highway in East Lothian have been called in by a local councillor.
By: Marie Sharp
The licensing board councillors said the premises first came to their attention when it offered customers half price booze when they ordered food.
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By: Marie Sharp
Musselburgh flood walls face public inquiry as estimated costs balloon to £103m
By: Marie Sharp
A LICENSED café and bar has narrowly kept its licence but its boss has been given a written warning.
By: Marie Sharp
The 240-litres bins moved to a three weekly collection cycle alongside the plastic and cans bins and regular household waste.
