Organisers of Borders cycling event hope to repeat their success in the future
MORE than 100 riders descended on a Peeblesshire forest for a "unique" night cycle event.
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She/They Reporter for the Border Telegraph and Peeblesshire News. Isabelle covers a range of news stories and features across the Borders. They have written about the LGBTQ+ community, community councils, entertainment, and more.
She/They Reporter for the Border Telegraph and Peeblesshire News. Isabelle covers a range of news stories and features across the Borders. They have written about the LGBTQ+ community, community councils, entertainment, and more.
MORE than 100 riders descended on a Peeblesshire forest for a "unique" night cycle event.
THIS year's Borders Book Festival is set to be a 'feel-good celebration of literature' as the event announces some of the big names heading to the Borders
THE Great Tapestry of Scotland has launched a storytelling competition. Acclaimed authors, such as Sir Alexander McCall Smith, have backed the 300 Words project
THE Rejects, a new play heading to Heart of Hawick, will explore the difficulties of being rejected from a job in the current employment climate
THE Rolling Hills Folk Club in Darnick is set to welcome award-winning Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne for his first ever solo gig in Scotland
MANY thanks to all our readers who continue to share their fantastic photos with us!
THREE students from Borders College have celebrated their success at this year's ALBAS from Lantra Scotland
Scottish Borders Health and Social Care Partnership and Carr Gomm have celebrated 10 years of partnership at a Melrose event
THREE males, all aged under 16, have been charged in connection to vandalism of lights on a bridge in Kelso
YOUNG performers from Peebles and Biggar to take audiences on a musical adventure to Neverland with Peter Pan performance.
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