Local councillor Stuart Marshall says he has been “sickened” by the theft of expensive fencing from Burnfoot....
The Hawick Welcome Initiative has been given a new lease of life following the appointment of a new chairman and co-ordinator....
Scottish Borders Council has come out fighting over claims that tenants at Deanfield Residential Home are not happy with the switch to frozen meals after the on-site cook was made redundant....
An investigation is under way into a fire which claimed the life of a wheelchair-bound man yesterday (Thursday) morning....
Hawick’s two New Year Honour recipients have this week spoken of being humbled and thrilled....
Hordes of excited Teries are set to make a splash this weekend at the eagerly anticipated reopening of the flume at Teviotdale Leisure Centre....
A public consultation is to be held to enable townsfolk to have their say on plans for a new £250,000 development at Hawick Moor....
Members of the Hawick Lodge 111 continued their recent Christmas tradition by delivering parcels to patients at the Hawick Community Hospital....
Campaigners for the restoration of the Waverley Line to Hawick have taken their fight to Westminster – to ramp up the pressure on politicians....
The family of toddler Poppy Martin are seeking alternative medical help after it emerged that plans to operate on her lifethreatening tumour had fallen through....
The president of the Bright-Eyed Daughters says she is “flabbergasted” that shrubs at Hornshole have been mysteriously cut back....
Calls are being made for tougher action to prevent vandalism at the Riversdale Mills site at Mansfield Park....
The passing of James Sugden OBE has seen staff past and present at Johnstons of Elgin’s Eastfield Mill lose a hugely popular former managing director, and an approachable, affable figurehead who always made time for his workforce. His death at the age of 71 on Thursday, December 28, has also been keenly felt in the...
A High Street bank has handed a local good cause the perfect kick-start to 2018 with a cheque for £200.
More than 100 Scottish Power customers were hit by a power cut as they prepared to bring in the bells on Sunday night....
A man accused of obtaining lodgings from two Borders establishments and running up a bill of almost £4,000 has been remanded in custody before his trial after a series of failures to appear in court....