A new work by Melrose-based Keith McCarter, one of the leading abstract sculptors in Scotland, is set to go on show to the public for the first time at Marchmont House near Duns.
Leading vet charity PDSA is warning a record decline in the number of young pets receiving their vaccinations is leaving them unprotected and exposed to potentially fatal diseases.
Following on from the success of last year’s Scottish Borders Diversity Week, NHS Borders and Scottish Borders Council (SBC) in partnership with local organisations, are hosting the week for a third year.
A man who received a life-saving liver transplant in 2017 has visited Melrose Abbey, one of three in the Borders which were illuminated green in support of Organ Donation Week (September 2 – 8).
DunsPlayFest, the successful eight-day festival of new dramatic writing, held at the town’s Volunteer Hall earlier this year, has heralded in a new era for Duns as a ‘festival’ town.
Eyemouth RNLI lifeboat and its volunteer crew were requested to launch by the UK Coastguard shortly before 9am on yesterday morning (Sunday) in order to assist a 36 foot yacht with engine failure.
Cockburnpath & Cove Community Council are forging ahead with a Community Action Plan with the support of the first ever grant awarded from the Kinegar Wind Farm Community Fund.
