A drive to get people to ‘Think twice, tattoo once’ has been launched this week at Selkirk High School by the council and NHS Borders.

Proposed by-laws to ban drinking alcohol in designated public places would let police stop trouble, according to a Selkirkshire councillor.

Last week in Edinburgh one of the local knuckledraggers decided to amuse himself with a bit of sniping at Gilmerton primary schoolkids on lunch break in their playground.

Mothballed Ettrick Primary School has been found a new use, providing a summer home for the James Hogg

The Harlequin studio has established a reputation for witty and whimsical children’s collection, which appeal to both the young and the young at heart!

Of all the Border Common Ridings, the 500th anniversary of the Battle of Flodden will resonate deepest in Selkirk.

The big day starts literally at the crack of dawn when, at 4am, the Flute Band makes its way through the town to officially wake the Standard Bearer and the Provost.

Mother Nature smiled on Hawick Cornet Chris Ritson at the weekend during his last rideout ahead of tomorrow’s Common Riding.

The Selkirk Vintage Rally is planning a “reawakening”, after being cancelled for the first time in its history last year due to adverse weather.

A government reporter has overturned Scottish Borders Council’s decision to refuse permission for six yurts and a shop in the Ettrick Valley.

MEMBERS of the Royal Company of Archers will shoot for the Selkirk Silver Arrow at The Haining Estate tomorrow.

People nowadays invest the age of the Border reivers with a romanticism, but the reality is it was a brutish and

More than 13,000 historical artefacts collected by Sir Walter Scott are now being moved back into his refurbished Abbotsford home.