News that the British Heart Foundation’s High Street charity shop is to close next month has been branded a blow to the town. The charity has announced proposals to close around 150 shops and stores over the next two financial years....
Accompanist Ian Landles played piano for the 100th time at the Hut last Friday. His remarkable achievement was marked by the presentation of a shepherd’s crook/walking stick by official song-singer Michael Aitken....
ISSUE No.512
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Outgoing Hawick Youth Rugby president Ian Hair has praised all three of the club’s sides – and those behind the scenes – for the effort they put in during the 2025/26 season after it came to a close....
The Moor could be set for its biggest change in generations, with ambitious plans for a new multi-use building moving a step forward this week....
Wilton primary’s first Colour Run proved a resounding success, raising more than £5,000 for school funds. Some 200 children tackled an obstacle course at Wellfield playing field – including a popular slip-and-slide – while being showered with bursts of bright-coloured powder....
Burnfoot and Trinity primary schools both hit the high spots in the annual John Slorance Shield and John Slorance Cup five-a-side football tournament at Volunteer Park last Friday morning. Going under the banner of Burnfoot Blazers, Burnfoot blazed their way to win the shield, while the equally aptly named Trinity Trailblazers led the way in...
After decades spent supporting others through war, tragedy, illness and loss, Rev. Michael Scouler has retired as NHS Borders chaplain, describing the role as “humbling”....
A special whisky was officially unveiled at The Borders Distillery on Wednesday night, as members of the Common-Riding Committee joined Cornet Jordan Nuttall for an exclusive tasting session....
Traffic disruption in Bourtree Place which looked set to continue into next week should be resolved by today (Friday). Traffic lights were installed on April 27, with investigative work on a collapsed sewer expected to be completed by May 5....
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