Seventeen candidates have come forward as potential community council members, with the huge support likely to lead to an election at the end of the month....
A bronze plaque, Bridges of Pages, unveiled on the Forth Road Bridge on Wednesday is the work of a Hawick-born artist/sculptor....
Townspeople were saddened to learn of the passing of the popular and community spirited James (Jim) Little who passed away peacefully at Hawick Community Hospital last Saturday....
A highly informative and colourful booklet just published, entitled Roberton Walks, is an essential companion for those who enjoy trekking the Borders hills....
Councillor Stuart Marshall has expressed concerns for the daily life of residents in Wilton Hill Terrace, ahead of a major street light revamp....
Two youngsters are celebrating this week after landing recognition in the modern apprenticeship scheme....
Ten local groups benefited from the successful Hawick Panto Group production of Snow White last year....
Bonchester Bridge commemorated Merchant Navy Remembrance Day on Sunday following morning service in Hobkirk church led by Ruberslaw Worship Group....
Saturday’s Holm Show got off to a murky, unpromising start, with many exhibitors caught in showers of rain as they brought their entries to the various industrial and craft tents, Gilly Fraser writes....
More than £1million is set to be pumped into Deanfield Care Home in a bid to ensure “excellent quality of care into the future”....
Villagers and visitors were out in great numbers at Denholm green on Sunday morning to welcome bikers to the Steve ‘Hizzy’ Hislop Memorial Run....
On a poignant weekend of celebration for the life and times of Steve Hislop, a huge contingent from Denholm and Hawick joined his mum and sons on a journey to one of the cherished rider’s favourite events for a special anniversary....
Revelations that Councillor Neil Richards is the sole objector in a 200-strong poll against the proposed closure of Denholm’s Ashloaning playpark has angered villagers bidding to save the facility....
Sexist concerns throughout the 2019 Common-Riding – resulting in complaints made to Scottish Borders Council – are being addressed by the Common-Riding Committee which insists it takes all grievances “seriously” and remains determined to secure the future of the historical event....
Hawick charity Avril’s Trust has placed a defibrillator outside Wilton Dean village hall....
Scottish Borders Council has increased its spending with firms in and around Hawick by £1.8million compared to last year....