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Nature and music have inspired students at Heriot-Watt University’s School of Textiles and Design to create their innovative final-year projects.
Council chiefs predict 1.3 million tourists will flock to the city in ‘the summer of all summers’ for live music.
Interior minister Alexander Dobrindt said the group underpinned their supposed claim to power with antisemitic conspiracy narratives ...
A restaurant in Galashiels named in honour of the first successful ascent of Mount Everest is aiming to clear a planning hurdle.
A MAN has admitted producing cannabis with a street value of up to £900,000 at a Borders factory. Forty-seven-year-old Adriatik Abazi pleaded guilty to being involved in the cannabis cultivation at ...
Scottish Borders Council has hailed the recent VE Day 80th anniversary commemorations as a "resounding success." ...
Combs entered the packed courtroom shortly before 9am, hugged his lawyers and gave a thumbs up to supporters seated behind him.
Ministers have apologised for confusion over the notice period for the sustainable farming incentive, which was abruptly shut in March.
RUGBY fans flocked to a sun-soaked Philiphaugh at the weekend for the Selkirk Sevens. Our photographer was out and about on the day and got dozens of excellent shots! Here is a selection ...
The council’s bid to tackle the scourge of empty homes is set to be bolstered with funding of £49k to cover the cost of a new housing officer.
Twenty-six-year-old Nathan Goff, of Eildon Road, Hawick, pleaded guilty at Selkirk Sheriff Court to setting fire to a car in Todburn Way, Clovenfords, on October 17, 2023. Co-accused Ocean Richardson, ...
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification said nearly half a million people are at ‘catastrophic’ levels of hunger.
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