Anger and frustration is growing about the rising number of anti-social behaviour incidents in Wilton Lodge Park and sounding areas....
In typically unassuming style, Salvation Army Captain Caroline Brophy- Parkin admits she was “shocked” to discover she had received an MBE for her services to the local community during the Covid-19 response....
He is the musician who has been a rock solid support act for carers in Hawick and across the country throughout the coronavirus pandemic....
Funding to the tune of almost £6,000, boosted by a generous private donation, will see much-needed resurfacing work carried out on the road leading to Minto churchyard....
The new £48.4m high school must be future proofed to accommodate a potential rise in town’s population....
Serious concerns have been raised over the potential health risks posed by a vastly increased number of walkers in the grounds of St Andrews Nursing Home....
Since launching some eight years ago, the Congregational Church Reaching Out Project knitters have donated hundreds of items to worthy causes....
“Progress is being made” towards the eagerly anticipated reopening of Teviotdale Indoor Bowling Club....
“Huge concern” has been expressed over ongoing traffic problems at Hornshole – as heavy goods vehicles continue to use the route to access the A698....
It’s an accident waiting to happen. This is the view of a concerned reader who contacted the paper this week over safety issues at the one-way system in operation in Buccleuch Road, pictured....
It has taken two years to come into print but the time and effort spent in producing the Ancient Order of Mosstroopers centenary book deserves the highest praise....
Extensive landscaping work around the historic 1514 Lest We Forget Monument at Hornshole will begin early next year, with the project expected to take ten months to complete, The Hawick Paper can reveal....
Wilton Lodge Park’s Pavilion Café is set to reopen for next week’s half-term holiday with a new local operator in place....
Live Borders has confirmed it is committed to reopening the library – hopefully by the end of the month....
When Clair Ramage started teaching at the high school in 1979, her classroom was a temporary building designed to last 15 years.Over 40 years on, the units are still being used....
Farming is a way of life for Reay Paterson, who has just completed a remarkable 60th harvest. He has little intention of cutting back....