TODAY, Scottish Borders Council marked the 30th anniversary of the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child and World Children's Day with a new campaign. Supporting the Children's Parliament 'Unfearties' campaign, which showcases people who are
BURNBRAES Park in Biggar has been chosen as benefactors of funding from the Co-op Local Community Fund for 2019/20. Friends of Burnbraes Park were delighted by the news. Janet Moxley, Chair of the group said: "At a time when funds for community
A WEST LINTON man has been accused of driving a car while almost SIX times the legal alcohol limit. Forty five year old Adrian Gaisey of Alice Hamilton Way, appeared from custody at Selkirk Sheriff Court where he pleaded not guilty to driving with
Biggar 40 Watsonians 7 Al Stewart at Hartree Mill ATOP the League having lost just one match to date, and facing a side in ninth place, Biggar were favourites for the win but nothing is ever a certainty in sport and so the visitors from
BOSSES at Borders General Hospital have been told to apologise after delays in diagnosing a woman's painful breast abscess. The new mum, who hasn't been named, suffered difficulties in breast-feeding as well as distress after her ultrasound scan
THE lasting legacy of a Borders doctor was celebrated this month with the arrival of two health professionals from Zambia at the BGH. In 1991 Dr Sandy Logie, who was a retired medical consultant at Borders General Hospital, volunteered at the St
