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Renting prices and what you could bag yourself for a £1,000 vary wildly across the UK.

Berwickshire residents will reap the benefits of a sustainable food project, thanks to Drone Hill Community Fund.

Just before the school holidays, some 850 local pupils played a starring role in helping publicise a local landmark.

If you’ve experienced dreadful service, been ripped off by a rogue trader or need advice on how to save money, consumeradvice.scot should be your first port of call.

Borders MSP Rachael Hamilton has chaired a discussion to look at tackling social isolation in rural area.

Over the past three years, nearly 400 parking tickets handed out at Borders General Hospital have been cancelled after appeal.

Motown music and mountain rescue might sound like they have little in common but they have both been given the star treatment by a Peebles community choir.

Greenlaw is getting into festive mode and scarecrows have been popping up all over the village this week.

Performing arts promoter Jasmine Lowrie from Chirnside has been shortlisted for ‘Young Person of the Year’ in the National Rural Touring Awards 2019.

A local foodbank to serve east Bewickshire has been set by a group of Eyemouth churches and local residents.

The BAFTA-winning National Film and Television School is shooting a graduation film in St Abbs and the surrounding area next month and they are looking for supporting actors.

SB Cares, the local authority arms-length organisation that looks after thousands of elderly clients across the Borders, appears to be in crisis.

Since being elected in 2012, Scottish Borders Councillor John Greenwell has not only served his constituents well.

A community group in Kelso is to explore funding possibilities in a bid to capitalise on a stage of this year’s Tour of Britain, starting and finishing in the town.

The 2019 Gordon Gala Queen, Lucy Pearson, was the first to be accompanied by a flag bearer - Darcy Robson, who was appointed in recognition of supporting community events.

For the past 18 years a group of enthusiasts have been creating a replica of a Sopwith 1½ Strutter World War I biplane at the National Museum of Flight at East Fortune.

Organisers of the Jim Clark Memorial Rally are seeking marshals for the event when it returns on Saturday and Sunday, November 8-9, this year.