Hawick councillor Clair Ramage has urged women of retirement age to attend a special event hosted by a group she started to help with problems caused by a change in pension policy....
This year’s Common-Riding Chief Guest is well known townsman Gordon Jackson. The appointment was announced amid sustained applause and approval by Provost Watson McAteer at the Callants’ Club dinner last Friday night....
A captivating calendar of a landmark local hill is set to raise funds for charity....
Teri trainee crimper Cheryl Johnstone hopes to prove she is a cut above the rest after securing a place in a national hairdressing final....
Just over a year since it was threatened with closure Wright’s Home Hardware in the Sandbed is set to increase its number of employees and opening hours....
Tributes have been paid to the wife of the ‘voice of rugby’ Bill McLaren who passed away last Friday surrounded by her family. Bette McLaren, 93, was described by her late husband as a “queen amongst women” and was his soul mate for 60 years....
Fury has been expressed this week over claims a new £172,000 bin lorry is “too big” and “yet to turn a wheel” for Scottish Borders Council. The local authority insisted it was “fit for purpose” but did not deny that it still had not been called into service....
Hawick is poised to receive its share of a £50million fund to help boost town centres across Scotland. The Borders has been allocated some £1.4million from the Town Centre Fund, set up with COSLA....
They would be the tallest wind turbines ever built onshore in the UK and would be visible from Hawick, Denholm, Roberton, Hermitage and also Newcastleton....
Two town councillors are to meet with social care bosses this morning (Friday) over plans to close a local day care centre....
“The speed of some vehicles arriving at the corner will result in a tragic accident, and it is not a case of if it will happen, but when,” was the stark warning from a Hornshole resident this week....
Work on an innovative £356,000 construction hub at the Borders College campus in Buccleuch Road will get under way in April and is expected to be completed by July....
Local primary school pupils have been researching the history of heraldry and creating their own banners in the run-up to the Reivers Festival later this month....
A failed £5,000 grant bid by the Reivers Festival has left half of the town’s councillors who supported it, shocked and angered....
Ineffective local CCTV needs to be addressed urgently, according to Councillor Watson McAteer, who has criticised Scottish Borders Council over a delayed review....
High school pupil Kitty Morgan is set to enjoy the experience of a lifetime, having been selected by Hawick Rotary Club to attend their youth leadership events....