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  • Borders Extinction Rebellion group action

    Members of Extinction Rebellion Scottish Borders gathered in Galashiels last week to show solidarity with hundreds of thousands of other rebels in over 60 cities around the world, demanding effective actions from governments in response to the climate

  • SNP drugs decision welcomed by charities

    THE SNP formally backs the decriminalisation of drugs in a unanimous decision made last weekend. The announcement made during the conference in Aberdeen on Sunday, October 13, also declared that current drugs policy was 'not fit for purpose'.

  • Scottish Mountain Bike Awards to be held in Innerleithen

    THIS year's Scottish Mountain Bike Awards will be held in Innerleithen. The annual event, which recognises the best riders, clubs, accommodation providers, product manufacturers and community groups, is now in its fourth year. The ceremony, organised

  • Selkirk A secure impressive victory at Inverleith

    Stewart’s Melville 2nds 7 Selkirk ‘A’ 22 HIT by late call-ups to the 1st XV, Selkirk ‘A’s depleted squad dug extra deep at Inverleith on Saturday to pull off a mightily impressive victory over a bigger, more experienced Stewart’s Melville side

  • Border Ams: Hawick Waverley defeat joint leaders

    REIGNING Division A champions Hawick Waverley defeated joint league leaders Newtown to move to a point behind their opponents. Two goals in each half secured a 4-0 win for Waverley, with goals from Taylor and David Hope, Jordan Yardley and Scott

  • Opinion: Rachael Hamilton MSP

    Rachael Hamilton is Conservative MSP for Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire SNP Car Park Tax set to hit Borders commuters The Greens and the SNP, as their party colours would suggest, are like the ‘lemons’ and ‘limes’ of Scottish politics. We

  • Battling Gala knocked out of South Cup in Alloa

    BSC Glasgow 3 Gala Fairydean Rovers 1 GALA Fairydean Rovers departed from the South Challenge Cup at the third round stage but only after a battling performance at Alloa Athletic's Indodrill Stadium on Saturday. BSC Glasgow – who had been

  • ‘Pay a Pound’ bid to spruce up Galashiels

    COMMUNITY leaders in Galashiels are considering starting a ‘Pay a Pound’ campaign – to help spruce up the town. Last week councillors agreed to set aside £12,000 of Gala’s pay parking cash to fund materials and employ contractors to carry out gardening

  • Ya beauty, they're back with another panto

    IT'S beginning to look a lot like Christmas is just round the corner. Oh no it's not. Anyway, rehearsals are now in progress for the Right Angle Theatre Company’s annual pantomime. Five nights have been set aside in the Volunteer Hall for