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The first DunsPlayFest was held in Duns in May last year and was a great success.

A woman believed to be the oldest surviving female World War Two veteran in the UK has died at the age of 108.

Tourism businesses in the Scottish Borders and Midlothian are embarking on a new marketing campaign designed to revolutionise the area’s visitor economy.

A man has been accused of making a threatening telephone call to a woman and threatening to damage the door of her home in Killies Green, Eyemouth, on December 9.

Residents are being urged to take part in a review of where Eyemouth Community Campus should be located.

A group of activists from Berwickshire joined fellow Extinction Rebellion rebels in Edinburgh last week to target the Scottish investment company Baillie Gifford.

Your name forms part of your identity for the rest of your life, so choosing a moniker for your newborn can be a tough decision.

A ban on the use of credit cards for gambling has been welcomed by a gambling addiction charity.

The final phase of Berwickshire Housing Association’s new Todlaw development in Duns has now been completed creating another 27 affordable energy efficient homes.

The first Citizens Advice Bureaux were set up 80 years ago, to help people during World War Two.

The Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will toast its 180th year in 2020.

Even Mark Calder wasn’t sure if he’d be able to pull off his mammoth 2019 challenge.

The Scottish SPCA is warning of the dangers of social media following several posts which have tied up valuable resources for the charity.

Fewer pensioners in the Scottish Borders are receiving financial help to keep them warm over winter than a decade ago, figures reveal.

If you need to sharpen up your race-ready bike fitness for the season ahead, Live Borders Cycle Training Camps offer a cost-effective and time-efficient way to boost your early season.

A Duns woman has organised a unique fundraiser to raise money for a charity close to her heart.

Paupers’ funerals cost the Scottish Borders Council thousands of pounds last year, new research shows.

An Eyemouth man has been banned from contacting a former partner for two years and fined £275 after admitting a domestic-related offence.

Charities in Berwickshire are being encouraged to share their successes and receive the national recognition they deserve.