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And then there were none

PEEBLESSHIRE’S last remaining mill chimney will disappear from the skyline this weekend.

Published: Friday, 24th August, 2007 11:09

Chick's chances are looking good

BIRD experts are confident the chick of Peeblesshire’s poisoned golden eagle will survive.

Published: Friday, 24th August, 2007 11:07

Best seat thanks to the PN

BUS passengers in Peebles will be sitting more comfortably in future after it was confirmed that the seating at the controversial new shelter on the Eastgate is to be replaced.

Published: Friday, 10th August, 2007 10:54

Toxins report goes to council

TESTS on soil samples from the gardens of 10 family homes in Peebles have found “higher than normal” levels of lead toxins.

Published: Friday, 10th August, 2007 10:53

Peebles' connections with dictionary giants

THE Chambers Dictionary is a favourite with crossword buffs and is the final word for those who play ‘Scrabble.’

Published: Friday, 10th August, 2007 11:01

No power to the people

ANGRY residents of an Innerleithen street have blown a fuse after workmen twice cut through electric cables and caused two lengthy power cuts in little more than a week.

Published: Friday, 10th August, 2007 11:00

Diner will fill in High Street Gap

A NEW restaurant is to be the starter in filling holes along Innerleithen High Street.

Published: Friday, 27th July, 2007 12:15

180 years of wee toun's festival

INNERLEITHEN revelled in its historical traditions this week during the 180th anniversary of the St Ronan’s Border Games.

Published: Friday, 27th July, 2007 12:31

`Ban shows from park`

TREBLE winning amateur football side Leithen Rovers have described the council-owned pitch they play their home games on as a “ploughed field.”

Published: Friday, 27th July, 2007 12:32

On track for state-of-the-art centre

GLENTRESS has been given the green light for major expansion plans that could almost double its visitor numbers.

Published: Friday, 27th July, 2007 12:02

We're the best bar none

Published: Friday, 13th July, 2007 12:26

Enjoying High life after 60 years

WHEN a group of excited boys and girls had their first day at Peebles High School just after the Second World War, they could never have guessed that many of them would get together again 60 years later.

Published: Friday, 13th July, 2007 12:44