The Royal Bank of Scotland has been given permission to use the Common Haugh free of charge for its mobile bank, amid deep concerns customers will only have the service for 90 minutes a week....
The whole of Trinity school and nursery have enjoyed being boffins as part of British Science Week.
Two prominent local businesses have thrown their weight behind the innovative new Made in Hawick project....
A local businessman went the extra mile to ensure a couple didn’t miss out on their eagerly-awaited holiday....
Hawick Camera Club is staging its annual exhibition in the High Street clubrooms next week and, as The Hawick Paper discovered thanks to a sneak preview, it’s a show well worth visiting....
Three new foot bridges and an innovative traffic relief system are in the pipeline for the town – subject to external funding and vital community support....
The future of the Hawick Saxhorn Band is critical....
This year’s Common-Riding Chief Guest is rugby legend Jim Renwick....
Burnfoot is littered with overflowing bins and burst bags, after the recent snow caused havoc with refuse collections....
Hawick high school’s award-winning media team, Hawick High News, have this week launched a brand new series of programming on their school TV station....
Claims that no local contractors were used during the recent snow-clearing operation have been denied by Scottish Borders Council and Borders Machinery Ring....
News that a holiday tourist bus appears to be including Hawick on its route, has been hailed “a very positive development” for the town....
A Craik man has been awarded £56,581 compensation after successfully claiming unfair dismissal by Scottish Borders Council, which was branded “woefully inadequate” and “utterly shameful” by the tribunal judge....
Trinity Primary School’s Carla Porter has been crowned the Borders’ best young Burnsian....
Loud and intimidating ‘boy racers’ are driving camper van visitors away from the Common Haugh....
Wednesday’s drop-in event at Hawick high school will provide an opportunity to discuss the school’s future....