Jobs boost in pipeline as Borders quarry submits expansion plans
Proposed expansion plans at a Borders quarry would create up to eight new jobs.
Borders Over-60s Club members get more than they bargained for with festive boost
KELSO’S Over-60s Club received more than they bargained for after making a request to fund a Christmas bash.
New planning bid on agenda as River Tweed Trail takes shape
A TRANSFORMATIONAL project continues to move forward at apace as the latest planning bid for a new pathway is put on the agenda.
Transformation plans for Borders church get funding boost
THE transformation of a Borders church into a community hub is on course after councillors agreed £8,000 towards the costs.
Pubs in Borders set to be given chance to extend opening hours over Christmas
Time at the bar could be called a little later at some licensed premises across the Borders this Yuletide.
Borders care home residents are in safe hands, inspectors find
Older people living at a care home in Hawick are in safe hands, inspectors have concluded.
Under-threat public toilets in Borders town to remain open this winter
Under-threat public toilets in the Borders' ‘gateway town’ are to remain open this winter after a funding gap was plugged.
Increase in number of recorded incidents at Borders licensed premises, report reveals
RECORDED incidents at licensed premises in the Borders increased by more than 100 over the last year, a new police report reveals.
Death major reason for write-off of council tax debt in Borders, meeting told
Death is the major reason for council tax being written off in the Borders, senior councillors were informed this week.
Children in safe hands at Borders after-school service, inspectors find
CHILDREN are in safe hands at an after-school service in Selkirk, an inspection has deemed.
