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New owners spell out long-term vision for local estate

GLENORMISTON’S new lairds have vowed to prove their army of opponents wrong – by sticking to their promises.

Published: Friday, 8th December, 2006 10:24

New owners spell out long-term vision for local estate

GLENORMISTON’S new lairds have vowed to prove their army of opponents wrong – by sticking to their promises.

Published: Friday, 8th December, 2006 10:12

300,000 chickens plan is hatched

PLANS have now been lodged to build the largest egg farm in the UK – only a couple of miles from West Linton. Glenrath Farms submitted an application for the £8 million expansion with Scottish Borders Council this week.

Published: Friday, 8th December, 2006 10:10

Kingsland Architects

PLANS to relocate Kingsland School to Neidpath Grazings are gaining momentum after architects have been appointed for the job.

Published: Friday, 1st December, 2006 12:17

Haylodge gear x-pires

Borders Health Chiefs confirmed this week that they will not be replacing x-ray equipment at Haylodge in Peebles – but gave further reassurances about the future of the hospital.

Published: Friday, 1st December, 2006 12:16

Cafe culture could come to pavilion

PEEBLES pavilion is looking forward to a fresh lick of paint ready for next summer.

Published: Friday, 1st December, 2006 12:12

Pay parking plan for High Street

MOTORISTS in Peebles may soon be reaching for their pennies to park on the High Street.

Published: Friday, 1st December, 2006 11:22

Tourette's boy on TV

AN insight into the life of an eight-year-old boy from Walkerburn is about to be broadcast on national television.

Published: Friday, 24th November, 2006 11:11

Special meeting with Palestinian musicians

PEEBLES and Palestine finally came together last Thursday after a war of words forced the Foreign Office into a u-turn.

Published: Friday, 24th November, 2006 11:13

Cornet commended

CRIME-FIGHTING Cornet, Russell Copeland was in the spotlight again this week during a Lothian and Borders Police Awards Ceremony.

Published: Friday, 24th November, 2006 10:48

By hook or by crook they'll fight to save old inn

CONTROVERSIAL plans to convert Scotland’s oldest licensed coaching inn into flats have caused outrage in a remote Peeblesshire community.

Published: Friday, 24th November, 2006 10:46

Volunteers are team of the year

VICTORIOUS volunteers from Innerleithen have scooped a major national award.

Published: Friday, 10th November, 2006 14:15