“Significant progress” has been made in staff training since Deanfield Care Home came under fire from watchdogs for failing to make mandatory improvements....
Sunday’s ride to Morebattle saw the 2018 Jethart Callant’s Festival move up a gear, as the town’s leading man Nicholas Arnold saddled up for what promises to be a memorable year....
Public support and increased sales looks set to save Wright’s family-run store, which last month announced its intended closure....
Asbestos found in the former Almstrong’s building has led to an “unavoidable delay” in the creation of a £2.6million business development centre....
Local builders James Swinton & Co has been awarded the contract for the £1.6million redevelopment of the Jim Clark museum in Duns....
A teenager who suffers from flat feet has gone through the pain barrier to help raise money for a children’s charity....
Trinity Primary School pupil Joseph Wear is the winner of this year’s Callants’ Club Common-Riding essay competition....
Proposals being implemented by Scottish Borders Council that this will be the final year for spring and summer bedding plants in the town has angered the Hawick in Bloom group and no doubt many Teries....
Local funeral directors are appalled by the shocking state of the area’s cemeteries, where grass cutting maintenance has reached ‘crisis point’....
The decision to launch the Hawick Welcome Hosts earlier this year is paying dividends....
Channel 5’s The Hotel Inspector series on Tuesday featured a visit to the Horse & Hound Country Inn, Bonchester Bridge, but presenter Alex Polizzi was given the “cold shoulder” by the new owners....
The 57th annual Jimmie Guthrie run attracted a record number of riders last Sunday....
Addressing sixth-year pupils at the high school’s graduation ceremony in the town hall last Wednesday, head teacher Vicky Porteous offered some “words of wisdom” that would help take them in the wider world, highlighting success, working hard, achieving potential and preparation, as her main points....
“If it had happened ten minutes later it could have resulted in people being killed.” ...
Former high school pupil Greg Stark recently scooped a £1,000 prize after winning the prestigious Scottish Engineering/Incorporation of Hammermen of Glasgow Award....
Pupils from Drumlanrig school’s primary four/five class showed off their creative talents when producing “fantastic” artwork to decorate the foyer of Waverley Housing’s offices in North Bridge Street....