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Scottish Borders News

Hawthornside Grange, near Bonchester Bridge, offers a lot of opportunity for a buyer

'Superb' Borders property will appeal to 'wide range' of buyers

Ten police officers from the Borders will spend the next 24 hours taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge for local charity Nurture the Borders

Borders police officers to take on Three Peaks Challenge for local charity

Ben Wilson, Kevin Mitchell, the Duke of Buccleuch, and Keith Irving at the award ceremony at Bowhill House

Borders pumptrack group celebrates award win

Rachael Hamilton MSP has highlighted the work of Borders campaigners in new endometriosis policy paper

Borders politician highlights work of campaigners in new endometriosis policy

Donna Whiteley (left) and John Condie (right) with Ian from Snappy Shopper

Sponsored Borders shoppers bag nearly £300 worth of groceries in supermarket sweep

Campaigners from the Teviot Day Service Support Group helped bring the service back

Vital Borders day service makes return after five-year campaign

Braw Lad 2023 Cory Paterson and Braw Lass 2023 Emma Spence at their introduction night. Photo: Brian Sutherland

Town's best kept secret to be revealed at Braw Lads' introduction night

Kevin Crowford and Kenny Adamson

The numbers add up as two Borders accountancy firms merge

Applications to the Multiply Adult Learning Fund are now open

Numeracy workshops fund opens for local businesses

Councillor Leagh Douglas, Scottish Borders Council’s executive member for education and lifelong learning. Photo: SBC

Number of school leavers in 'positive destinations' hits five-year high

Kirk Wynd (pictured) and surrounding roads were cordoned off during the incident in Selkirk.

Updated Housing association praises staff and police over 'suspicious package'

Selkirk residents allowed to return home after 'suspicious package' found in property. Photo: Police Scotland

Residents return home following 'controlled explosion' of 'suspicious package'

Police are in attendance after a 'suspicious package' was found in a Selkirk property

Updated 'Suspicious package' reported in Borders property

Music at Paxton returns for another season

Ten-day music festival to showcase international and local talent

ScotRail will provide extra carriages this weekend for the Melrose Sevens

Extra seats added to trains heading to Borders for major sevens tournament

A yellow rain warning has been issued for the Borders this week

Risk of flooding as Borders hit with rain warning

Registered voters in the Borders are being encouraged to be election ready

Council encourages people to be election ready

Elmbank cottage, Smailholm

Borders cottage offers rare opportunity in 'idyllic' location

A yellow wind warning has been issued in the Borders ahead of Storm Olivia. Photo: Daoudi Aissa/Unsplash

Weather warning issued ahead of Storm Kathleen this weekend

Kaycee and Lady reunited

Puppy missing for 3 days reunited with family

Dandie Dinmont enthusiasts celebrated the unveiling of the second heritage trail board at Bowhill House

Second board unveiled celebrating heritage of famed Borders dog breed

Lady, a black Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy, has been missing since Sunday (March 31)

Search underway to find missing puppy after Borders road collision

Nick Renwick Buttner will be this year's Selkirk Colonial Society's standard bearer

Second standard bearer announced ahead of summer celebrations

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Two Selkirk visitor attractions have reopened in time for the Easter break

Borders visitor attractions reopen in time for Easter holidays

Borders College will celebrate its 40th anniversary this year

'Beating heart' of Borders education to mark major milestone with celebrations

Borders Book Festival to be a 'feel-good celebration of literature'

Get your diaries ready - Borders Book Festival announces first few famous faces

Acclaimed authors, including Sir Alexander McCall Smith (pictured) are supporting a new literary initiative with The Great Tapestry of Scotland

Acclaimed authors back new storytelling competition for Borders youngsters

The Rejects will take to the Hawick stage in April

New play explores rejection in current employment climate

Borders College winners at the ALBAS awards

Borders students celebrate success at agricultural awards

Carr Gomm and SB Health and Social Care Partnership celebrated 10 years of collaboration

Social care partnership celebrates 10 years with charity

Police Scotland

Youngsters charged in connection with vandalism at Borders bridge

Officers in the Borders are advising owners to keep their dogs under control when walking near livestock

Police issue guidance to dog owners in effort to combat sheep worrying

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Lane and speed restrictions will be in place on the A1 as a section of damaged safety barrier is replaced

Damaged safety barriers to be replaced on main Borders road following incident

Major Borders road to close overnight for start of resurfacing works

The former police station in Coldstream could be disposed of following a public consultation

Former Borders police station up for disposal in new consultation

Colin and Jill McGregor with John Lamont MP at a Downing Street event

Borders farmers join Food and Farming Champions reception at Downing Street

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Fleming Homes apprentice Asher Humphrey-Martin at his graduation last summer

Borders business shows value of apprentices in the workplace

Lauren Jamieson of The Colourful Edit

Borders businesswoman and mum joins 'more than a mum' campaign

NHS Borders is supporting Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2024

NHS shines light on 'misunderstood' condition for Eating Disorder Awareness Week

Police Scotland

Overturned lorry closes Borders road

Rowantree Cottage, Kirk Yetholm

'Delightful' and 'charming' cottage could be wonderful home

Natalie and Dazza in Bank Street Gardens before enjoying three meals in Galashiels

Borders town chosen as foodie destination for BBC series

Police have renewed their appeal after the new flood defence wall in Hawick was vandalised last month

Appeal renewed to find vandals who defaced flood defence wall

NHS Borders chief executive Ralph Roberts, photographed speaking at a committee meeting

NHS boss to retire after more than 35 years with service

Selkirk Musical Theatre Company's production of Legally Blonde

Performers show they have 'blonde ambition' with latest production

The Borders Distillery’s new-make spirit WS:00 has been given a prestigious award

Borders whisky up for global new-make award after winning in Scotland

A windfarm in the Borders could create up to 80 jobs. Photo: Unsplash/Jonny Clow

Councillors to be told wind farm would create almost 80 jobs

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(L-R) Rotary International President Gordon McInally, Lynda Stoddart and BWRT team leader Bob Main, with BWRT members and their new boat, Hope

'Hope floats' as swimmers help rescue team buy new boat

Properties in Kelso will not have their general waste collected today

Bin collections to be missed due to broken down vehicle

10 Glebe Terrace, Selkirk

Traditional home with 'superb views' on the market

Borders Family History Society research is featured in its magazines

Family history society shares content of latest magazine issue

Police are appealing for information following a hit and run in Kelso. Photo: Archive

Hit and run incident caused 'extensive damage' to Borders car

Smailholm Tower, by Alan Doyle

Readers' photos: Ten of our favourite photographs from the past week

The 12-day beer festival will return to Galashiels Wetherspoons next month

International ales available at Borders pub beer festival

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