Borders

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  Last updated: 8 May 2009 12:41 (1)

  Call to regenerate hard-pressed high street

  PEEBLES and other Borders towns feeling the pinch in the economic downturn can now bid for their share of the £60 million Town Centre Regeneration Fund.

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  Last updated: 8 May 2009 11:52

  Homecoming Walk for the Beltane Festival

  FOR all those who"ve always wanted to have a go at the Beltane riding - now is your chance.

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  Last updated: 8 May 2009 11:49

  Cllr Archibald defends state of Peeblesshire council buildings

  CLAIMS that many council buildings are in poor condition and others are unsuitable for the services being delivered from them has been rubbished this week.

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  Last updated: 24 Apr 2009 12:30 (11)

  Disabled child driven out of school

  THIS is the boy who has been grossly let down by both his school and education bosses.

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  Published: 24 Apr 2009 12:30

  Bowlers hedge midgie bets

  GREENKEEPERS in Innerleithen are hoping to take the bite out of bowling.

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  Published: 24 Apr 2009 12:30 (4)

  Councillors clash for the Common Good

  A WAR of words has erupted over the historic ownership of parts of Peebles.

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  Published: 24 Apr 2009 12:30

  "Plush" West Linton raises fears over future development

  WEST Linton has been named as one of the plushest areas in the entire country.

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  Published: 24 Apr 2009 12:30 (2)

  Wheely great news for kids

  KIDS in Cardrona will be having a wheely good time practising their 'double jumps", 'table tops" and 'banks" if a new BMX track gets the go-ahead...

• Borders

• Glentress plans bring down the £850k house
• Anger after head hands his girl job
• Makeover for Hay Lodge
• Council boss clears desk after budget cuts
• Crook goes to court
• Site earmarked for new bus depot at Eshiels
• Elchos St parking controversy
• Kids' 10-year playground wait is over
• Pen-stroke puts Peebles under more population pressure
• Plans outlined to close Peebles office

• Borders

• Common Good Fund assets still 'benefit Peebles'
• Crunch time at Crook Inn
• Delays drive MSP right round the bend
• Care contracts announced
• Land Girls celebrated
• Crumbling bridge over troubled water
• Top marks for Peebles High
• Your PN is Scotland's fastest-growing newspaper
• OAPs living in fear of thugs
• First focus on health summit deemed a success

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  Published: 12th March, 2010 12:55pm

  New jobs boost for Innerleithen workers

  

  RECENTLY redundant mill workers are rejoicing as 37 new posts are created in Innerleithen.

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  Published: 12 Mar 2010 12:49 (1)

  Leadburn calls rejected by Transport Minister

  LOCAL politicians and councillors have reacted angrily to claims by Transport Minister, Stewart Stevenson, that he has no influence to move forward improvements at Leadburn Junction...

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  Published: 12 Mar 2010 12:47

  Historic approval for Chambers Institution

  CONTROVERSIAL council plans for the Chambers Institution have been passed by Historic Scotland.

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  Published: 12 Mar 2010 12:46

  Alarming figures reveal rise in abortions

  THE number of children having an abortion in the Borders has almost doubled in the past year - with the youngest a girl aged just 13.

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  Published: 12 Mar 2010 12:44

  Schools plagued by pests

  PEST control companies are being run off their feet in a bid to keep plagued Border schools vermin free.

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  Published: 12 Mar 2010 12:40

  Eastgate first to offer audio service

  A REVOLUTIONARY new service for blind and visually impaired arts lovers is to be launched in Peebles.

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  Published: 9 Mar 2010 12:18

  Beltane event runs into trouble

  ONE of the oldest parts of the Beltane Festival has run its final race.