Dialysis patient Phil Nichol is preparing to saddle up to raise cash for the Borders General Hospital unit which has played such a major part in his life for the past two year....
Opinion remains firmly divided over multi-million pound plans to revamp the Moor – amid the first public consultation on the proposals on Monday night....
The public will have the opportunity to hear first-hand plans for the potential £10million development of Hawick Moor into the St Leonard’s Park project at the community council’s monthly meeting on Monday night....
Awarded £2,500 from Scottish Borders Council’s Financial Inclusion Fund, the Hornshole Greenway project will begin preliminary works to create a small community orchard in Burnfoot. ...
A long-awaited sluice facility for campervan visitors to the Common Haugh is expected to be installed by the end of this month....
Replacing the glass flooring in the Heart of Hawick cafe would provide visitors with a far better view of the waterwheel, according to the town’s provost....
Tour of Britain organisers have this week not ruled out bringing the showpiece cycling event back to Hawick for the second consecutive year....
The Common-Riding Committee’s grant bid to cover the cost of more toilets at the Moor was branded “an early April Fool’s Day joke” at Tuesday’s Common Good Fund meeting....
Reports that a proposed 60-bed “care village” in Stirches could be scaled down, or even axed, have sparked a furious reaction in the town....
Hawick Blue Watch crew commander Rachel Harris has been recognised for more than 20 years’ exemplary service as a firefighter....
With Scottish Borders Council remaining tightlipped over rumours it will be introducing three-week waste collections – it has been claimed “there is no smoke without fire”....
Councilllor Stuart Marshall has described the latest incident of fly-tipping in Havelock Place as “among the worst he has ever seen”....
A bid to wipe out all references to the possible extension of the Borders Railway from Scottish Borders Council’s Local Development Plan was this week met with outrage....
Noah’s Charity Tractor Run, which involved 82 vehicles and attracted huge local support on Saturday, has helped raise more than £13,000 for a baby loss charity....
“Serious” concerns over crumbling balconies at homes in Silverbuthall and Howdenbank must be addressed as a matter of urgency, according to local ward councillor, Stuart Marshall....
A local businessman aims to help refugees fleeing Ukraine by personally delivering a lorry-load of goods next week to help the war-torn country’s people....