The Berwickshire News

Scottish children’s charity The Polar Academy needs support to help shape young lives

Education

Old post office is transformed into craft shop

Business

The Eyemouth Herring Queens brought into Eyemouth Harbour on their big day say a fond farewell to the RNLi lifeboat The Barclaycard Crusader.

Herring Queens’ last visit to local lifeboat

News

Half way mark of Atlantic row

News

Police seek CCTV images in van break-ins investigations

News

Enterprise agency benefit

Business

More Scots are surviving cancer than ever before

Health

Festive drink driving figures

News

See Me - the national programme to end mental health discrimination.

Time to Talk mental health

News

Sport More Sport >>

What's On More What's On >>

Every primary school throughout the country has received a new book which will allow pupils to read all about the development of the Poppy as a symbol remembrance and how it is used to raise money and help those who need it.''Devised by leading Armed Forces charity Poppyscotland, the book entitled 'The Poppy Story' ' follows the idea of the Poppy from the poem In Flanders Fields during the First World War and has been published to coincide with the centenary of the signing of the Armistice which led to the end of the conflict.

Story of the Poppy teaches children about remembrance

Arts

The Luminate festival, Scotland's celebration of creative ageing, will take place across the length and breadth of Scotland from Wednesday, May 1 to Friday, May 31.

Entries invited for creative ageing festival

Theatre and Comedy

The Watchtower Gallery in Berwick is delighted to present The Adrian Cox Quartet Friday, January 18 at 7.30pm.

A night of live jazz music from the leading UK’s reeds player, Adrian Cox

Music

Lifestyle More Lifestyle >>

Christmas quiz: Put your festive knowledge to the test

Lifestyle

Crime, thriller and mystery novels have taken over from romance in the top ten most borrowed books here in Scotland in the last three decades. The Girl on the Train was the most borrowed book in 2017 in Scotland.

Scotland’s readers now devour thrillers rather than romance novels

Lifestyle

Rebellious move...Nancy Clench and author Claire Askew enjoy a sneak peek of the Rebel anthology, ahead of its launch for Book Week Scotland this year.

Live Borders plays its part in rebellious 2018 Book Week Scotland

Lifestyle

Trending Now More Trending Now >>