Teries have given a massive thumbs-up to development at The Moor....
Leading the tributes this week following the tragic passing of high school teacher Katherine Scouler was her husband, Michael, who said he was “utterly desolate and bereft”....
Clocking up the miles for Doddie Aid 2023 walks with his guide dog Clive, David Parker visited the new flood protection scheme en route....
Taxpayers will take a dim view of the local authority spending thousands of pounds on celebrating the King’s coronation in May, a Hawick councillor told colleagues yesterday (Thursday)....
The scourge of fly-tipping has reared its ugly head again, with the incidents getting “bigger and bigger”, it was heard at Monday night’s community council meeting....
The appalling state of some of Hawick’s rented housing accommodation was laid bare this week by two of the town’s senior councillors....
A “small minority of young people” are making the lives of Fairhurst Drive residents a “living hell”, it was heard at Monday night’s meeeting of Burnfoot Community Council...
A local business could be forced to close its doors after the impact on trade by ongoing flood protection works and the imminent 14-day closure of Mansfield Road....
A kind-hearted group of more than 150 locals have raised thousands of pounds for Doddie Aid and the MND community....
Road safety concerns have been raised ahead of the launch of a traffic management scheme on Monday which is likely to lead to a substantial increase in vehicles in Burnfoot due to flood protection work in Mansfield Road....
A Hawick mother whose son was sexually abused has urged other victims of this type of crime to come forward....
Plans for the Border Queen sculpture – a 17-metre-high centrepiece of the £2million Hornshole Greenway Project – have stalled with funding yet to be secured to take it forward....
Teri George Edmondson celebrated his 100th birthday last week, receiving a congratulatory card from King Charles....
Dozens of local jobs are in the pipeline at the town’s former Lyle & Scott knitwear factory....
An innovative new project – Recognition Hawick – is being launched by two enthusiastic Teries to acknowledge and promote the achievements of locals....
Plans for a 60-bed care village at Stirches are set to get the go-ahead next Thursday. A full meeting of Scottish Borders Council will be recommended to approve the new development in partnership with Eildon Housing Association and the closure of Deanfield residential care home once the new facility has been constructed....