The changes took effect today (Monday) and looked to provide extra capacity for essential journeys. Children are asked to wear a face covering during their journey, pay contactless where possible, leave windows open and use sanitiser or wash hands before and after their journey. Three EastCoast Buses services will bring pupils to North Berwick High School from communities further to the west. The 125 service runs from Musselburgh Police Station to the school via Wallyford, Prestonpans, Longniddry, Aberlady and Gullane. The morning service leaves Musselburgh at 7.26am and arrives at North Berwick High at 8.17am; it runs Monday-Friday. There is an afternoon service Mondays-Thursdays, leaving Longniddry at 12.10pm and arriving at North Berwick High 12.41pm.
Police are looking to trace the man and the woman POLICE are searching for a man and woman spotted trying handles on vehicles and homes in the early hours of the morning in Port Seton. Properties and vehicles on Rowanhill Drive and Laburnum Avenue were targeted at about 3.15am on Saturday, February 20. Police believe the man and woman were acting together. It is thought that they were picking separate streets simultaneously and then meeting up and driving away together in a dark coloured Ford Focus. A spokesperson for Police Scotland described those thought to be involved to the Courier. They said: “The male is described as being around 5ft 10in, slim build, wearing a black hoodie with white tassels, a black face covering, black joggers and grey trainers.