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Peebles businesses to paint the town red
31 Jan 2015 09:00
SHOP staff in Peebles are getting ready to paint the town red to raise money for a national heart charity - and help save lives.
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Tradition upheld at West Linton
31 Jan 2015 08:30
PRIMARY seven pupils at West Linton School hosted their parents and special guests at their Burns Supper.
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31 Jan 2015 08:00
PEEBLES has been voted the ‘second least cloned town in Britain’ with a variety of independent shops and retail outlets offering choice away from the usual high street chains.
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Bus users suggest ways to ease congestion in Peebles
30 Jan 2015 08:30
BUS passengers have grasped the opportunity to make suggestions to the operators over ways to ease congestion in Peebles town centre.
30 Jan 2015 07:30
A MAN has been cleared of sexually assaulting a woman with intent to rape almost three years ago following a three day jury trial at Selkirk Sheriff Court.
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Scottish Wind Ensemble to blow audience away at the Eastgate
EVERY musical form has its ‘blockbusters’ – those pieces of music that, due to their scale, are seldom performed and when they are the anticipation preceding them is especially keen.
Disruption ahead with bridge closure in Peebles
Innerleithen »
Innerleithen life-savers welcome new equipment
POTENTIALLY life-saving equipment is now available to the public in a Borders grocery store.
Affordable housing plans for Innerleithen welcomed
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Former Walkerburn councillor celebrates 100th birthday
A LONG-TIME Peeblesshire resident related to a famous Scottish author has celebrated her 100th birthday.
Council discuss options for new footpath
Dumped asbestos left for five weeks
West Linton »
Woman in court following armed police swoop
A 47-YEAR-OLD woman caused a disturbance at a West Linton restaurant which resulted in armed police swooping on the Peeblesshire village.
West Linton Scouts celebrate success
Special occasion at West Linton SWRI
Biggar »
THE countdown to a summer of festivities has begun in Biggar.
Biggar Ramblers reach new Heights
Borders »
A PUBLIC inquiry into a proposed wind farm above Eddleston will be held in May at the Peebles Hydro Hotel.
Barn blazes stretch Borders fire crews
Sport »
Lowland League round-up - Preston make a point
31 Jan 2015 07:30
LOWLY Preston Athletic edged further away from the drop after fighting out a scoreless draw with BSC Glasgow.
Peebles look to delight in Dundee
30 Jan 2015 17:30 • Michael Robson
PEEBLES’ rugby players are looking to end the month in style and completely obliterate any thoughts of a relegation struggle.
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Ryan's rocket sends Vale through
30 Jan 2015 16:30
BIRTHDAY boy Ryan Sclater celebrated in style as his superb free kick proved to be enough to put Vale through to the Third Round of the Image Printers Cup, writes DAVE RYCE.
Border Amateur round-up - injury and exit blows for Gala
30 Jan 2015 07:30
INJURY hit Gala Fairydean Rovers Amateurs suffered extra time agony to crash out of the South Cup.
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Opinion »
22 Jan 2015 13:30
SIR, Your front page story last week on AIMUp suggests a false choice.
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Councillor 'disgusted’ at the way Tapestry proposal was pushed through
22 Jan 2015 12:30
SIR, In December I moved a motion against the use of public money to fund the construction of a building to house the Great Tapestry of Scotland.
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21 Jan 2015 12:30
SIR, I refer to Councillor Aitchison’s letter published in last week’s edition of the Peeblesshire News.
20 Jan 2015 12:30
SIR, It is indeed a bizarre situation, as Alex Orr observes in his letter in the Peeblesshire News last week, in which Labour Scotland can grudge £95 million for primary school meals while supporting Trident’s replacement at £100 billion.
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Scottish Wind Ensemble to blow audience away at the Eastgate
29 Jan 2015 07:00
EVERY musical form has its ‘blockbusters’ – those pieces of music that, due to their scale, are seldom performed and when they are the anticipation preceding them is especially keen.
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Soulful to sparkling at Peebles Serenata
25 Jan 2015 07:30
PATSY and Murray Campbell opened the Serenata concert in Peebles with a fascinating demonstration of early music played on a variety of unusual instruments.
22 Jan 2015 16:30
ALL the fun of the Fair returns to Traquair this summer.
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