Woman faces eviction from caravan home on farmland near Selkirk
A disabled woman faces eviction from her caravan home on farmland near Selkirk.
Chips up for Borders potato supplier as expansion bid rubber-stamped
The chips are up for a potato supplier in the Borders after expansion plans were rubber-stamped.
Bid to convert ex-Citizens Advice office into Borders holiday let seeks approval
Tourists visiting Kelso will have no problem finding a place to stay if proposed conversion of the former Citizens Advice office gets the green light.
Children at nine Borders primary schools enjoy the sound of music
The transformative power of music was on the curriculum for children at nine Borders primary schools during September.
Borders police commander commits to Common Riding festivals coverage
A Borders police commander has committed to his officers’ presence during Common Riding festivals next year.
Borders climate action network to stage gathering in region this week
An event bidding to help combat climate anxiety in the Borders will be held this week.
Expansion on the agenda at veterinary practice in the Borders
Expansion is on the agenda at a veterinary practice in Kelso.
Huge rise in number of Borders children being educated at home, figures reveal
Children of school age being taught at home in the Borders has sky-rocketed over the last seven years, new statistics reveal.
Respect for each other at the heart of Borders nursery, inspector finds
Respect for each other is at the heart of a Borders nursery which has been praised in an inspection report.
Latest stage of Borders housing project faces uncertain future as appeal rejected
The latest stage of a Borders housing development faces an uncertain future after a planning appeal was rejected.
