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Peebles youth hub gives kids a Place to Potter
8 Mar 2014 09:00
YOUNG children eagerly make the regular weekly trip to a youth club in Peebles, knowing that they can set their own agenda.
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Peebles High School teacher bookmarks award
8 Mar 2014 07:00 • David Knox
WHEN it comes to teenage page-turners Peebles teacher Claire McFall has found the plot.
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Housing Minister announces up to 200 new homes for the Borders
7 Mar 2014 12:30
RESIDENTS in the Borders are to benefit from hundreds of new affordable homes through the further expansion of the award-winning National Housing Trust initiative (NHT).
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Full Monty raises over £4000 for baby unit at BGH
7 Mar 2014 09:00
A LOCAL version of the Full Monty held in Innerleithen has raised over £4000 for the Borders General Hospital.
Two jobs to go with closure of charity shop
7 Mar 2014 08:30
IT has been part of Peebles life for 20 years and is one of the oldest shops on the High Street.
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M&Co team do their own bit for charity
STAFF and customers at M&Co in Peebles are celebrating this week after their fund-raising efforts helped realise £1.6m for Cancer Research UK.
Orphans are part of team Peebles
Chaos developing in Peebles town centre
Innerleithen »
Jewellery stolen from Innerleithen home
THIEVES made off with jewellery worth more than £1,000 from a home in Innerleithen last week.
Kerr Unit benefits from Hydro staff
Innerleithen Probus Club takes the bull by the horns
Walkerburn »
STEALING a child’s bike has led to a former Walkerburn man being jailed for four months.
West Linton »
POLICE are appealing for witnesses following the theft of a horse rug dryer from a farm in West Linton.
West Linton on track to success
No plans for central composting facility in West Linton
West Linton angry at 'sneaky council’
Changes to the school timetable cause 'disquiet and unhappiness’ in West Linton
Biggar »
Dogs found dumped in a 'terrible state’
THREE small dogs found abandoned near Biggar experienced untold pain and suffering, according to animal welfare experts.
Broughton home targeted by thieves
Graeme unveiled as Biggar Cornet Elect 2014
Borders »
Libraries set for Trust takeover
LIBRARIES, museums, public halls and community centres in the Borders are set to go the way of swimming baths next year when they are transferred to a charitable trust.
Borders care firm slammed - yet again
Pat and David remain on board at NHS Borders
Sport »
FORMER Scottish sprint champion Stacey Downie returned to the top of the podium at the weekend.
8 Mar 2014 06:30 • David Knox
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TweedLove gears up for huge success
7 Mar 2014 08:30
CYCLE Law Scotland (CLS) will be an official event sponsor at this year’s TweedLove Festival which is to host the only UK leg of the Enduro World Series.
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Peebles Rovers manager given vote of confidence
7 Mar 2014 07:30
PEEBLES Rovers’ manager John O’Hara was given a vote confidence by his bosses this week as his side bid to get on the scoresheet for the first time in almost three months.
7 Mar 2014 05:30 • David Knox
FORMER Peebles High pupil Chris O’Hare will take to the track this (Friday) morning in a bid to reach the World Indoor Championships final.
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Game that keeps clicking with online card kings
Once upon a time (as any movies buff will agree) competitive games of cards were all about earnest, square-jawed men hunched around a baize table in a smoky backroom “joint”.
28 Feb 2014 10:03 • Gary Farmer
The link between Peebles and the Rosetta stone is not always as it seems
23 Feb 2014 12:30
SIR, The letter in Peeblesshire News concerning Rosetta Caravan Park’s heritage drew attention to the link with the Rosetta stone.
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21 Feb 2014 12:30
Sir, Readers of recent correspondence in the Peeblesshire News might be interested to know that there will be an open public forum in the Burgh Hall next Thursday, February 27, from 7pm to 9.30pm to discuss Scotland’s Referendum Choices as we continue to prepare for September’s vote.
Politicians 'not willing to listen’
17 Feb 2014 12:30
Sir, I am a tenant in Dovecot Road, Peebles, which was opened officially on Monday, January 27, by Margaret Burgess MSP and was attended by several councillors.
What's On »
24 Feb 2014 12:30
SUMMER 2013 saw the launch of an exciting new community project by the Arthur Trail Association: Hidden History of the Scottish Borders in the Time of King Arthur.
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Eddleston Voices take centre stage
17 Feb 2014 12:30
WHEN local choir Eddleston Voices were invited to sing with flamenco guitar great Eduardo Niebla they jumped at the chance.
Magic of musicals comes to Carlops
14 Feb 2014 08:30
THE Linton Singers and a local children’s choir are presenting a concert to raise funds for charity this weekend.
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