‘Temporary’ Borders homes built after World War Two face demolition
Two Borders homes built in the wake of World War Two are facing demolition – almost 80 years after their intended ‘temporary’ construction.
Two Borders homes built in the wake of World War Two are facing demolition – almost 80 years after their intended ‘temporary’ construction.
The derelict building has been unused for many years and has been boarded up for health and safety reasons.
There is a growing body of thought that highly trained dogs can be of great benefit to children, especially within academic environments.
Inspectors have praised a council-run school nursery in a Borders village after happy and confident pupils there gave them a guided tour.
The grisly past of a Borders village has been revealed after scarred human remains were discovered by archaeologists.
CEMETERIES and playparks will be prioritised as a pilot grass management model is launched in the Borders this month.
AFTER a hard-fought campaign, residents in Hawick have welcomed the return of the Teviot Day Service which closed in 2019
TWO Borders accountancy firms have announced that they will be merging, in a bid to enhance services
SCOTTISH Borders Council is being asked to raise a glass to conversion changes at a new whisky distillery in Kelso after a building collapse provided an “opportunity”.
KELSO shoppers can wake up and smell the coffee at a new “Nordic lifestyle” store as a planning bid is submitted to Scottish Borders Council.
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