Cameron Ritchie

1 week ago | eastlothiancourier.com | Cameron Ritchie

2 1/1 A DREAM debut behind the wheel of a Porsche has seen a determined racing driver clinch a hat-trick of chequered flags. Hannah Chapman made it three wins in three races as she took to the grid in the opening round of the 2025 Porsche Sprint Challenge GB series. The impressive start to the season comes after Chapman previously told Courier Sport that she had considered hanging up her overalls for good.

1 week ago | eastlothiancourier.com | Cameron Ritchie

Musical talent at Dunbar Grammar School has been highlighted (Image: Newsquest) MORE than half a dozen Dunbar Grammar School pupils have been selected for a national singing group. Each year, the National Youth Choir holds auditions for both the National Girls’ Choir and National Boys’ Choir. A small number of singers from across Scotland are selected from more than 1,000 hopefuls to form each choir.

1 week ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Cameron Ritchie

The event, which attracted tractors from as far afield as Biggar and Selkirk, was in aid of RSABI (Image: Alan Bell/RSABI) DOZENS of tractors – some dating back nearly 70 years – have taken to East Lothian roads to raise money for charity. Thirty-four tractors met at Pitcox Farm, near Stenton, for East Lothian Ploughing Association’s third annual charity road run at the end of last month.

1 week ago | eastlothiancourier.com | Cameron Ritchie

The business has been a firm fixture in Haddington town centre for several decades (Image: Newsquest) “SADLY, nothing lasts forever” was the message from those behind a familiar fixture in the centre of Haddington as it closed its doors. Norman T Craig, which specialised in carpets and vinyl, furniture and upholstery, was based on the town’s High Street. But the closing of the shop on April 24 ended a chapter of Haddington’s history.

1 week ago | eastlothiancourier.com | Cameron Ritchie

2 1/1 DOZENS of tractors – some dating back nearly 70 years – have taken to East Lothian roads to raise money for charity. Thirty-four tractors met at Pitcox Farm, near Stenton, for East Lothian Ploughing Association’s third annual charity road run at the end of last month. The tractors, which came from as far afield as Biggar and Selkirk,  ranged from 1956 at 20 horsepower right up to the modern versions at 380 horsepower.