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  Published: 6 Jul 2010 13:13

  Greener Melrose bids to help residents save money

  ELECTRICITY monitoring meters are to be loaned out to homes in the Borders in a bid to help residents save energy - and money on their fuel bills.

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  Published: 5 May 2010 10:12

  Woman appears in court following death of learner driver

  A MOTORIST has made a private court appearance charged with causing the death of a young learner driver from Galashiels.

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  Last updated: 28 Mar 2010 10:39 (2)

  Police drive to curb accidents in Melrose

  MUMS in Melrose are driving cops round the bend by using handheld mobiles behind the wheel while dropping their children off at school - next door to the local police station.

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  Last updated: 18 Feb 2010 15:31 (2)

  'This is probably the single most important planning application in the history of Galashiels'

  FEARS have been voiced that a supermarket could be built next to the historic home of Sir Walter Scott.

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  Last updated: 7 Jan 2010 16:10

  Snow hits stricken helicopter for six

  A HELICOPTER has been hit for six by the wintry weather in the Borders after breaking down during a life-saving emergency at the region's biggest hospital - forcing air...

• Melrose

• Drive to curb deaths at danger junction
• Crematorium application clears final hurdle
• More consultation needed on Melrose crematorium plans
• 'The biggest disaster since the Romans arrived in Melrose' - Town slams crematorium decision
• Cameras grounded at Sevens
• Melrose rail plans full steam ahead
• Deadly drug missing from BGH
• Melrose residents bring home concerns
• Bike boss's anger as popular plans rejected

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• Borders Book Festival 2008
• Lauder Cornet is a 'local hero'
• Melrose Festival makes a splash

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  Published: 17th August, 2010 12:55pm

  Accused found dead at home in Galashiels

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  A GALASHIELS man accused of sex offences against three young girls has been found dead in his home on the same day he was due in court to answer the charges.

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  Last updated: 10 Aug 2010 15:26 (3)

  Minch Moor appeal 'coming'

  CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a wind farm at one of the Borders' best known beauty spots have been thrown out this week.

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  Published: 10 Aug 2010 15:21

  Teenager receives virtual fine

  TEENAGER Steven Murphy reacted angrily to comments a youth had written about his girlfriend on a social networking site.

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  Published: 10 Aug 2010 14:50

  Borders butchers has 'best bangers in Scotland'

  A BUTCHER from the Borders has proved a cut above after his bangers were once again voted the best in Scotland.

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  Last updated: 4 Aug 2010 15:06 (1)

  Niki's Bar nominated for national award

  A FAMILY run pub in Galashiels has been shortlisted in the Community Pub of the Year category at the Scottish Licensed Trade Awards.

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  Published: 4 Aug 2010 14:52 (1)

  Peebles Cornet on rape charge

  PEEBLES Cornet Finlay Barber has agreed to take no further part in any of the Border festivals after being charged with the alleged abduction and rape of a teenager.

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  Last updated: 4 Aug 2010 11:35

  St Boswells rescue centre is saving Grace

  A LOVEABLE Labrador found abandoned in the Borders has been described as one of the worst cases of animal neglect ever discovered in the region.