Local ward councillor, Stuart Marshall, has criticised A7 trunk road operator, Amey, following what he says was a poor response to complaints about a broken drain in Wilton Hill....
Transport secretary Michael Matheson is to be sent a strongly-worded letter amid mounting frustration over long-standing road safety issues in the Dunk area....
A “treasure trove” of memorabilia collected by legendary rugby commentator Bill McLaren could soon be viewed around the world....
A community garden in Hawick is one of three projects across the Scottish Borders celebrating a whopping £104,278 award from the National Lottery Community Fund to Abundant Borders....
Prospective trainees are being urged to seize a “fantastic opportunity” by signing up for the Centre of Excellence in Textiles ahead of its opening early next month....
A fund-raising event is to be held next month to ensure a light continues to shine on the memory of the late Richard Wilkinson, while also boosting the cofffers of two good causes close to his family’s heart....
A group of Scottish tourist guides enjoyed a visit to the town last week as part of the recently launched Famously Hawick marketing initiative....
A meeting is to be called to thrash out the future of the summer music programme at the Elliot Bandstand, it was agreed by community councillors on Monday night....
The Johnstons of Elgin success story is told in a book launched at the company’s Mansfield Road mill on Monday night to a specially invited group of people drawn from all aspects of textiles, other industries and the local community....
The members of Hawick and Teviotdale Amateur Swimming Club dived into a 24-hour swim relay last Friday....
Concerns over a lack of dementia care in the town has prompted calls for Crumhaugh House to be reopened and reinstated as a purpose-built facility for those suffering from the cruel disease....
Tributes have been paid to much loved former Radio Borders presenter Stuart McCulloch who died very suddenly at his home last Friday morning....
Three out of five services provided by Buccleuch Care Centre have been deemed “weak” following an unannounced visit by the Care Inspectorate....
This year’s high school Burns supper, held in the assembly hall last Thursday night, was voted a great success by everyone. While last year’s event was cancelled because of the ‘Beast from the East’, the recent cold snap was nowhere near enough to thwart the 2019 vintage....
Local householders are being advised to ensure their properties are securely locked following a spate of ‘doors being tried’ over last weekend. ...
Assurances have been given this week that concerns over road safety at Southdean will be addressed....