Borders-based company is one of the 'best places to work' in the UK
A BORDERS-BASED supplier of home and office furniture has been named as one of the “best places to work” in the UK.
A BORDERS-BASED supplier of home and office furniture has been named as one of the “best places to work” in the UK.
A NEW working group is to be set up by Scottish Borders Council to address “significant challenges” in ensuring its residents have access to a home.
A planning bid for a 24-hour service station with a petrol filling station kiosk in Earlston has been submitted to Scottish Borders Council.
A Scottish Borders Council-owned temporary homeless facility is set to be closed and put up for sale, it has emerged.
An appeal is being launched after planning approval was refused for the conversion of one of the Borders' oldest bars into a home.
Go-ahead has been given to development of a wetland sanctuary in Selkirk to protect endangered amphibian species.
THE NEXT stage of headstone safety checks are to be launched at three Borders cemeteries.
Recycling in the Borders could be “significantly improved” if residents reduced the amount of recyclable waste placed in black bins.
An application for electrification work on a Victorian viaduct near Galashiels has been withdrawn after conservation concerns were raised.
A REVIEW has been launched amid fears that beds at the Borders four community hospitals could be withdrawn due to a lack of medical cover.
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