Summer Sports 2009 Activity Programme
There’s no excuse for youngsters across the Scottish Borders being bored during the summer holidays with a jam-packed sports and physical activity programme on offer from Scottish Borders Council’s Sports Development Team, Active Schools staff and Border Sport and Leisure Trust (BSLT).
Activities on offer include athletics, badminton, cricket, cycling, SFA football, hockey, tennis, American football, hip-hop dance, cheerleading, judo, orienteering, surfing and a wide range of disability sports and ‘kidz clubs’.
Youth Arts 2009 - 6th July to 15th August
Learn how to play the fiddle; sing in a harmony group; join a traditional music band; make crafts & costumes; listen to stories; animate a character; create theatre, play games and enjoy a variety of dance. Get the full details from our Summer Arts Programme 2009 (availalable to download as a PDF)
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Entries sought for Scottish Borders Council Design Award Scheme - Thursday, Jul 2 2009
The search is on for the best designed buildings in the Scottish Borders, with the launch of the Scottish Borders Council Design Award Scheme 2009. -
48 Hours In the Scottish Borders – New Tourism Initiative to attract visitors - Wednesday, Jul 1 2009
An exciting new tourism initiative has been launched in the Scottish Borders which invites visitors to spend 48 Hours in the area. -
More time to visit Melrose library - Wednesday, Jul 1 2009
Library users will be able to visit Melrose public library every weekday from Monday 6 July. -
Safety first at new Kingsland school - Wednesday, Jul 1 2009
The contractors building the new Kingsland primary school in Peebles take safety extremely seriously and have been finding innovative ways of ensuring people understand the potential dangers of a construction site.
Council Headquarters,
Newtown St. Boswells,
Melrose,
TD6 0SA.






