Bid to convert disused farm building in Borders into coffee shop unveiled
Cappuccinos could replace cattle if a bid to convert a disused farm building near a Borders village into a coffee shop gets the green light.
Coffee shop gets go-ahead to add 'sophistication' to Borders town’s nightlife
A family-run coffee shop in Melrose has been granted the go-ahead to add some “sophistication” to the town’s night life.
Pupils 'secure, safe and loved' at Borders nursery, care report finds
Children at a Selkirk nursery school feel “secure, safe and loved”, a report has found.
Center Parcs village earmarked for Borders moves step closer to reality
Scotland's first Center Parcs holiday village has moved a step closer to reality after an initial planning bid was submitted to Scottish Borders Council.
Blow for controversial housing development on historic Borders site
CONTROVERSIAL plans to build 14 apartments at a historic Peebles site have suffered a blow.
Controversial road crossing completed in Borders town
A CONTROVERSIAL Peebles road crossing which the council says will improve safety has been completed.
Borders farm 'would suffer economic harm if planning decision not overturned'
A WEST Linton farm will suffer “economic harm” unless a decision to refuse continued use of a mobile home as worker’s abode is overturned, councillors will be told next week.
President of one of world’s leading IT providers visits Borders high school
The president of one of the world’s leading IT providers has visited a Borders school to witness the appliance of technology in the classroom.
Festive-themed events to take place in Borders town after funding bid backed
Festive cheer is on the agenda after councillors approved funding support to Melrose Rotary Club.
Borders after-school service 'heading in right direction', care report reveals
An after-school childcare service in St Boswells is “heading in the right direction”, according to a new report.
