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Saturday, 17th May 2008

West Lothian

Mum missing from hospital found A YOUNG mother missing from hospital in West Lothian has been found safe and well.

Fury at term for driver in fatal accident THE family of a young boy who died after being hit by a car have reacted with anger to the jail sentence for the driver.

Director's new role to boost hospital links AN NHS Lothian director has been appointed site manager of St John's Hospital as the health board looks to build a better working relationship with West Lothian Council.

Heavy damage as fire consumes food factory A FIRE has badly damaged premises at a food factory in West Lothian.

Bogus worker robs pensioner

Golf clubs stolen in raid

Hunt for railway vandal

Missing herd of alpacas found

Students' art comes to mall

MSP runs out charity offer

Armed robber strikes at shop

Evelyn scores tickets to UEFA Cup Final

Pub manager attacked

Welcome to Wild West Lothian as rustlers steal alpacas

Pupils facing eco challenge

Cyclist saddles up for charity

Hunt after man alarmed boys

College's joy at report card

Lothian coach firm shut down after falsifying records

Sneak thief targets home

£400 stolen from safe

Hotel plans thrown out

Lothian set for extra homes

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