George Paul: Last News

The number of vehicles abandoned in one part of West Lothian has almost doubled in a year.

Concerns have been raised over a crisis in West Lothian’s housing department after a report revealed half of its current performance targets have been have been missed in the last three months.

New council homes have been delivered in the Eagle Brae and Deans South areas of Livingston.

Three of West Lothian Council’s apprentices were recognised at the recent APSE awards.

Council tenants started to move into brand new council houses in Standhill, Bathgate, this week.

HOLLYOAKS stars James Sutton and Callum Kerr have revealed there are more sickening abuse scenes on the way for their on-screen alter-egos.

in.” George Paul, West Lothian Council’s executive councillor for services for the community, added: “The council is committed to working alongside partners such as WLHP and Wheatley to support the delivery of new, high-quality affordable homes across West Lothian.“These new developments from WLHP are a welcome boost to social housing in West Lothian and to the communities in which they are situated.”

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Children in West Lothian have been told they can only celebrate Halloween at home this year.The Scottish Government urged families and children to avoid guising to minimise the risk of spreading Covid-19.Executive councillor for services for the community George Paul said: “Halloween, like many events will be different this year but can still be enjoyed.“I would encourage members of the public to continue to follow the latest local guidelines from the Scottish Government, helping to keep themselves and everyone around them safe.”Instead, families are urged to have a safe Halloween at home with party games, fancy dress and storytelling.Deputy

Executive councillor for services for the community, George Paul, said: “Positive progress has been made on the delivery of the West Lothian RRTP. The uncertain backdrop of the Covid-19 outbreak along with the predicted increase in homeless presentations in 2020/21 will require the success of the collaborative prevention approach to continue ensuring the people of West Lothian can access the wide range of housing options available.