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04/06/2015

New Tennis Courts Developed In East Lothian

Five new tennis courts have been developed in East Lothian.

The courts will be officially opened on 6 June.

The council has developed facilities in Lewisvale Park, Musselburgh, Polson Park, Tranent, Longniddry Tennis Courts and Neilson Park, Haddington.

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Councillor Tim Day said the council worked closely with "a number of key partners" including Tennis Scotland, sportscotland and local clubs over the last 12 months.

(LM)

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