A former Smith & Telford’s yarn bogey has turned up in the unlikely destination of Mongolia....
A book containing knitwear fabrics and sample designs which was rescued from going into a skip when the former Jas. Renwick’s factory in Mansfield Road closed in 1992 was featured on the popular TV programme Antiques Roadshow last month (April 29)....
A local councillor is seeking support from the local authority and housing providers to support anti-social behaviour at two areas in the town....
The countdown is well and truly on for Wednesday night’s 1514 Club concert and, as always, the town hall audience can be assured of a night brimming with Hawick flavour....
The west end was the best end on Wednesday night when hundreds of Teries flocked to Paterson Gardens to see the official appointment of this year’s Cornet....
It is hoped teacher vacancies at Burnfoot Community School will be filled “very soon”, the head teacher told a recent meeting of the estate’s community council....
Her devoted work and care has earned accident and emergency department charge nurse Jackie Brand a prestigious platinum award from NHS Borders....
Councillor Watson McAteer has called for the town’s Saturday market to be relocated....
Transport minister Humza Yousaf has been invited to visit Hawick, amid “real fear” that a bid to extend the Borders Railway to the town and on to Carlisle will not be given a “proper hearing”....
The last drinks were served at the Mansfield Bar on Sunday night, before the doors of the pub closed for the final time....
A local businessman is doing his bit to help pupils at Burnfoot Community School develop their early literacy skills.
A local resident has criticised the local authority following the removal of trees from the Violet Woods....
At just 13 years old, Chloe Turnbull had to face up to the prospect of living the rest of her life without her father....
This year’s 6th Hawick Company Boys’ Brigade parents’ evening, held recently in Trinity church hall, saw a raft of honours being handed out to: ...
A sponsored charity walk raised a remarkable £4,456 for Macmillan Cancer Support and organiser Margaret Young was overwhelmed by the public’s generosity.
Urgent action must be taken over the plague of “boy racers” in the Common Haugh car park....