Ten-year-old Drumlanrig school pupil Ula Linkeviciute was “proud” to be crowned winner of the 1514 Club art competition....
Residents and stakeholders are this week being urged to raise their concerns when revised plans for the proposed Teviot Wind Farm go on display on Wednesday....
Five years since it was launched, only around half the £1.5million funding from the Hawick Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS) has been spent....
As the curtain falls on the 2024 Common-Riding, this year’s Principals can look back on carrying out the town’s historic traditions with the dignity and decorum befitting the occasion. For Cornet Ryan Nichol, who has received nothing but praise in his role, the big weekend past was like “an emotional rollercoaster”....
Major overnight roads disruption is scheduled to take place during the next few weeks when the Albert Bridge is closed as part of the flood protection scheme, resulting in a convoy system being implemented on the High Street for all A7 traffic....
Allotments in Weensland are now just days away from being handed back to users. Community councillors learned on Monday that reinstatement work will begin this week....
Common-Riding fever is set to reach its peak this weekend as Cornet Ryan Nichol, his Lass Kirsty McAllan, and Acting Father and Mother, Shane and Susan Coltman, look forward to what promises to be an unforgettable few days. With the Friday just hours away, there is, as always, a real buzz of excitement in the...
“Never in the 17 years I have represented Hawick and Denholm have I received so many desperate pleas,” said Hawick councillor, Stuart Marshall, amid last week’s declaration of a housing emergency across the region at a full meeting of Scottish Borders Council....
A three-year battle to tackle fly-tipping behind the shops in Kenilworth Avenue could be nearing an end after bollards were erected by Scottish Borders Housing Association. ...
The family of Madge Elliot MBE are this week leading the tributes to the prominent community campaigner who passed away on Saturday. She was 95. Her passion for her family, for tennis, and to have the railway reinstated to the Scottish Borders was greatly admired by all who knew her....
Burnfoot’s early learning and childcare service has received a glowing report following an unannounced visit by the Care Inspectorate last month....
His family are justly proud of 12-year-old Oliver Hepburn – a worthy recipient of the William Mitchell Hislop Memorial Cup, presented to a junior Mosstrooper who has demonstrated “social grace”. ...
Local parliamentary candidates have had their say after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called a surprise general election on Wednesday afternoon....
Hawick Common Good Fund trustees have backed a bid to ensure youngsters at Escape Youth Services can look forward to an activity-packed summer....
An enthusiastic group of 13 ladies, members of the Lothian Street-based Men’s Shed, meet every week in a bid to boost good causes....
A shortage of volunteers has led to an urgent appeal for people to help the local Royal Voluntary Service. “We are looking for social centre volunteers and volunteer drivers to strengthen our team,” explained regional service manager Tracey Wieczorek....
