An annual grant of some £44,000 has helped secure the future of the Borders Green Team which was “in crisis” and “dire straits” at the end of last year due to a lack of funding....
The future of the proposed multi-million-pound Moor redevelopment today hangs in the balance....
Pressure is growing for the removal of temporary traffic lights in Burnfoot Road which were installed as part of a flood protection scheme diversionary route away from Mansfield Road, which is currently closed....
Two Scott & Charters employees have completed the Fuel Change Challenge, run in conjunction with South of Scotland Enterprise, for 16 to 24-year-olds....
Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival, Scotland’s biggest showcase of experimental film, returns to Hawick next month with three former high school students taking centre stage as part of its international programme....
Heartfelt tributes have been paid this week following the sudden but peaceful passing of local woman Claire Mabon. Described as “Hawick through and through”, Claire died on Sunday. She was 50....
Hawick RFC president Ian Landles is this week thanking everyone who helped the club – on and off the field – become Scottish champions after “an unforgettable day” on Saturday....
Six months of rehearsals culminates this week with the opera’s stunning production of Sunshine on Leith in the town hall. Thrilling audiences since Monday night, the show, the society’s first since 2020 due to Covid, is playing out in front of huge crowds....
Plans to regenerate the High Street through a community-led housing project would face a funding “obstacle”, it was heard at a recent meeting of Teviot and Liddesdale Area Partnership....
A call has gone out to Teries to help Hawick get over “one more big hurdle” in their bid to claim the Tennent’s Premiership title....
Wright’s Home Hardware is on the move to M&Co’s High Street premises....
Burnfoot residents are being invited to have their say on how £500,000 of Active Travel Network cash could be spent on the estate....
A cocktail of anger and fear has been stirred as Teries brace themselves for further traffic chaos next week when massive turbines snake their way through the town centre destined for the Pines Burn wind farm....
Hawick High is no longer recognised as “a school of concern”. Members of Scottish Borders Council’s education sub-committee yesterday (Thursday) agreed to a recommendation that the school can be “fully signed off as a school of concern following intensive periods of improvement”....
Around 200 people from groups and organisations in and around Hawick have thrown their weight behind plans to create a “town team”....
Millions of TV viewers this week saw Teri chef Kevin Dalgleish take on some of Scotland’s culinary superstars in Great British Menu’s Scottish heat....