Scottish Borders Council

The Queen and the then Lord Lieutenant of Midlothian, Sir Robert Clark, at the Borders Railway opening in 2015.

Borders Railway extension cash yet to be confirmed by UK Government

Perfect Clean's Lukasz Poplawski at The Raeburn.

Cleaning specialist Perfect Clean celebrates double contract win

Concerns regarding the police call centre were voiced at a community council meeting.

Police call centre is ‘failing the public’, meeting hears

Commsworld chief executive Steve Langmead hailed the latest results.

Edinburgh's Commsworld takes on big boys as profits and client base swell

The A6105 where the crash happened. Picture: AAIB

Pilot crashes into hedge after using road as makeshift runway with 5ft clearance

Stock photo by Ian Rutherford. A train bound for Edinburgh Waverley pulls into Newtongrange Station.

Railway electrification bid revealed

Former motor mechanic Pete Jensen gave up his garage to care for his wife and now works with Bluebird Care Edinburgh

Wife’s tragic death inspires motor mechanic to follow new career

The number 101 Stagecoach bus heading east through West Linton in the Scottish Borders.

Midlothian MSP welcomes progress in saving the 101/ 102 bus service

Stock photo of the number 101 Stagecoach bus heading east through West Linton in the Scottish Borders. Photo by Stuart Cobley.

Midlothian MSP continues fight to protect local bus services

Muirhall Energy operate a number of sites across Scotland

Big blow for Borders windfarm - your views online

You need a head for height to work on projects like the Union Chain Bridge reconstruction.

The Union Chain bridge linking Scotland and England in final rebuilding stage

Unison is in dispute with Scottish Borders Council

Union wrangle over Scottish Borders Council's £500 Covid 'thank you' payments

Councils cut gritting activity by 29% in two years

2020 Jim Clark Rally cancelled in face of coronavirus spread

Firefighters tackling the blaze.

Peebles High School: New images emerge showing damage to fire-hit school

Penicuik man’s dog walking facility plans set for decision
A planning battle over a proposed open dog walking facility near Peebles is set to be decided on Monday, with council officers recommending refusal.
Joseph Anderson, LDR

Elliot Henderson and his dog Hoover on the road up to Broomhill, Selkirk. Picture: SWNS

Scottish road riddled with potholes - despite residents paying thousands to coun...

Heavy overnight snow has made travel conditions on many Scottish roads "extremely dangerous". Picture: Ian Georgeson

Scotland's weather: More snow and ice into the weekend

Stobs Camp near Hawick in the Scottish Borders was built by the military in 1902. PIC: Contributed.

Secrets of mass PoW camp in the Borders to be unearthed

Councils best for openness

Scots deliver jubilee street party snub

Safety fear as wheel comes off school bus

Fish backs song tribute

Safety drive to cut crashes at notorious road junction