Broxburn

It was the location that attracted current owners, Steven and Avril Oliver, just over two years ago when they were relocating from the south of England and winding down careers in the pharmaceutical industry.

Prestige property: Well-connected address is centre of excellence

Houses are selling quicker in Falkirk than anywhere else in the country

Properties selling faster than anywhere else in the country

Pizza-oven specialist Ooni eyes larger slice of grocery market with new range

John and Ann Mackay: Still waiting for answers about his death in horrific explosion

West Lothian woman raising legal case after her husband died in 2019 explosion

An Aldi branch in Whitburn, with the chain having opened its 100th Scottish site in 2021. Picture: Colin Hattersley.

Jobs boost as discount supermarket Aldi unveils £24m Scottish expansion

Competitors take part in the Scottish Coal Carrying Championships through the streets of Kelty in Fife. Picture date: Saturday August 28, 2021. PA Photo. The annual event is one of only two Coal Races in the world and the men's race requires participants to carry a 50-kilo bag of coal and the women's race requires a 25-kilo bag of coal to be carried over 1000 metres through the village. Photo credit should read: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

In Pictures: Scottish Coal Carrying Championships 2021

The cast of Our Ladies in Edinburgh

Hollywood director Michael Caton-Jones daunted by Edinburgh tourist numbers

Read the rulebook and then rip it up, say Smokehead

Whisky firm's dram fine idea - read the rulebook then set it on fire

David Hall built an empire that supplies Scotland's butchers' counters to this day

Scotsman obituaries: David R Hall OBE, man who built Hall's butchery brand

Pictured are Darina Garland and Kristian Tapaninaho, who launched the business in 2012. Picture: contributed.

West Lothian pizza firm Ooni announces topping-up of salaries

Mr Wallace is focused on helping plan 'dream; holidays for deaf people, serving what he says is an often-overlooked community. Picture: contributed.

How one man gained the freedom of being his own boss after redundancy

Mourad and Ashley Senouci

Broxburn dad takes on NC 500 cycle in memory of his baby son

In total, 14 houses had to be abandoned by residents of Pyothall Court when flood defences built along the nearby Brox Burn failed on Thursday evening, after heavy rainfall that started at around 5pm.

Watch family rescued from home in severe flooding

Jean Hendrie and William Craik cleaning their house in Pyothall Court in Broxburn, West Lothian after flooding.

Pensioner reveals devastation left by flooding

Nanette Forsyth from Broxburn, West Lothian, with her husband Malcolm and two teenage children, Callum, 14 and Amy, 12

Lothian mum whose husband has COVID-19 is denied benefits and furlough

Catch of the day: Lochside home with fishery for sale in West Lothian

Job fears after Hall’s firm pulls out of UK

Tax breaks would help Scottish meat industry

Extent of the debt crisis at Hall’s of Broxburn laid bare in accounts

Leaders: Military cuts condemn UK to reduced global role

Hope for Hall’s factory despite closure plans

First tram set to run by summer - but only for half a mile

Tram is carted off to Broxburn because Gogar depot not ready

Interview: Colin Fleming

Broxburn appoint Pittman

Franchitti and girlfriend to race down aisle

Clegg claims silver but sets sights higher for 2012 Games

Roden relishes 24-hour race with dream team

Tranquillity returns to Glenmorangie as Gaelic name challenge fails

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