DVD released to celebrate Borders Railway's fifth birthday
A DVD about the Borders Railway has been released to coincide with its fifth anniversary.
Borders Railway: We must focus on getting extension to Carlisle and Hawick, says councillor
FIVE years ago today, the Borders Railway officially opened – with the Queen and Nicola Sturgeon among the special guests.
Rotarians provide A Gift for Peebles
PEEBLES Rotary has joined forces with A Gift for Peebles to provide much needed support to a variety of groups in Peebles.
Time for a change to Kings of Sevens?
DISAPPOINTING attendances, clubs pulling out of tournaments and unpredictable cold weather has led to a call for an injection of new support for the Kings of the Sevens series.
Trophy day at Jed as Watsonians raise the bar yet again
THE rampaging Watsonians squad, which made it five successes out of 10 in the Ned Haig Kings of the Sevens series by bringing the curtain down on the circuit in defeating Jed-Forest 31-5 in the final at Riverside Park, sent out a lesson to Borders clubs on what they have to achieve to match their city neighbours.
Muir make history as Selkirk celebrates 100th Sevens
JED-FOREST and Melrose flew the flag for the Borders in the penultimate games of the Kings of the Sevens tournaments on Saturday at the 100th anniversary of Selkirk Sevens.
Melrose almost stun runaway leaders Watsonians at Earlston
WATSONIANS remained on course to retain the Ned Haig Kings of the Sevens title by completing a thrilling double-header success weekend at Kelso and Earlston.
Capital advantage continued at Kelso
WATSONIANS showed their sevens class when they lifted the Border Toyota Kelso Sevens on Saturday with a 31-19 victory over Boroughmuir in the final.
Watsonians renew Ned Haig title challenge after Langholm win
HOLDERS Watsonians retained the Edinburgh Woollen Mill rugby sevens on Saturday at Milntown to strengthen their claim for the Ned Haig Kings of the Sevens title by defeating Kelso in the final.
