Julie Currie

Most folk in their seventies are thinking about winding down and chilling out.

The hottest awards in the Scottish food calendar have unveiled the finalists for the 2025 event – with the very best of India, China, Japan and Nepal recognised.

Singer/songwriter Emily Evans is fulfilling a lifelong dream to perform in her home town at this year’s Party at the Palace.

On a beautiful September day in 2023, a father and daughter duo from Bo’ness took on the 7 Hills Challenge in Edinburgh.

Thousands of people are backing a national campaign by Alzheimer Scotland calling for urgent action to stop budget cuts that would decimate community dementia care across the country.

West Lothian Schools Pipe Band will be among more than 1500 pipers and drummers competing at this year’s UK Pipe Band Championships.

A series of five concerts, featuring classical and jazz music, will be performed in Linlithgow by current and former students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Visitors to Linlithgow Palace can enjoy live Renaissance music and discover the world of embroidery this summer.

Comedian, actor and writer, Mark Cox is set to share stories, memories and loads of laughs in his brand-new show, which comes to Bo’ness on August 23.

While primarily a music festival, Party at the Palace also offers much more besides.

The RNLI and Lost Shore Surf Resort are joining forces to host an epic day at the Ratho venue to raise funds for the Mayday campaign.

On Tuesday, December 21, 1982, 12 miners from Bo’ness became infamous when they staged a sit-in – 500 metres under the Forth.

Scotland’s new national suicide prevention campaign has now gone live.

A Linlithgow couple whose baby son was born nine weeks early are taking part in a Scottish cycling challenge to raise money for the charity which supported them after his premature arrival.

Pupils at a local school have been honoured for their work on an education course, following His Majesty The King’s vision to end food waste.

The ultimate family music festival returns to Linlithgow this summer with big names, hilarious comedy and epic food and drink.

It’s a milestone year for Linlithgow Amateur Musical Productions as members celebrate the group’s 40th anniversary.

Cairnpapple Hill will re-open to visitors on Tuesday, April 1, as Historic Environment Scotland marks the start of its spring/summer season.

Winchburgh’s community growing group has welcomed renewable energy for the 2025 season, with hundreds of residents set to benefit.

Scottish councils have seen a staggering rise in the number of pothole damage compensation claims lodged against them in the last three years.