An overwhelming desire to save the historic St Mary’s Church “for community use” was widely voiced at a public meeting last Wednesday. Some 70 people gathered at the church to discuss its future outwith the Church of Scotland....
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ISSUE No.475
Teri jockey Jason Hart completed a century this year – and 1,000 British victories – after winning the fillies handicap at York on Rhapsody....
Three local facilities earmarked for closure by a consultancy firm have all shown a significant increase in visitor numbers since 2022. The shock figures were presented at a recent meeting of Scottish Borders Council’s external services/providers monitoring group – but elicited no comment from elected members....
Teries Lana Skeldon and Lisa Thomson have been hailed as “brilliant players” who have played a key role in helping Scotland reach Sunday’s Women’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final....
Vandals have struck at the new £45,000 crossing in Burnfoot Road, putting it temporarily out of action....
Current roadworks causing traffic chaos and impacting local businesses “show no sign of abating”, a local councillor warned this week....
ISSUE No.474
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Local firefighters who allegedly voiced concerns over a controversial proposal to downgrade cover at the fire station are not “currently” being disciplined....
Fit-again Lana Skeldon and fellow Teri Lisa Thomson will start for quarter-final-bound Scotland tomorrow (Saturday) in their Women’s Rugby World Cup Pool B decider against Canada in Exeter....
Hawick lost a bruising Borders derby on Saturday at Poynder Park and must be wondering how they fell to their second league game defeat in a row. The Greens looked comfortable at 10-0 before Kirk Ford was stretchered off with a nasty ankle injury and newcomer Zach Lewis was wide with a penalty which would...
Phase one of the high school’s demolition got under way on Wednesday morning and is expected to be completed in November....
Denholm Community Council is to write to Scottish Borders Council and police to address concerns over a recently installed bank of parcel lockers outside the village Post Office in Westside....
Scottish Borders Council’s vote to end right to roam in the central Teviot Valley – where the new Center Parcs site is proposed – is “undemocratic”, according to a local farmer....