External Websites
In addition to this website (and our online services) Scottish Borders Council has several other 'official' web sites.
These have been funded internally, or via partnerships with external organisations - such as the 'European Regional Development
Fund'.
All of our official web sites are listed below, with a short description.
Voyage of The Vampire
The Vampire diary was received as part of a collection donated to the Heritage Hub in Hawick by Ian Abernethy in 2008. It is one highlight from a rich collection of diaries and papers from Sir George and the wider family.
| visit the voyage of the vampire site |
Borders Chamber of Commerce
The Scottish Borders Chamber of Commerce is a membership based organisation providing an independent voice for the Border businesses. It exists to promote the interests of its members and the economic well being of the region as a whole.
| visit the Scottish Borders Chamber of Commerce web site |
Heritage
On this site you will find information on many aspects of the history and heritage of the Scottish Borders.
| visit the Heritage web site |
Memory Bank
A collection of tales and memories from Scottish Borders residents - available with supporting audio, pictures and old photographs.
| more details | visit the re-launched site later this year |
New Ways
The Council is committed to working together with its partners to provide leadership in the Borders community and to deliver better public services.
| visit the New Ways web site |
Our Scottish Borders
A co-ordinated approach to seeking information about living, working, and visiting the Scottish Borders.
| visit the Our Scottish Borders web site |
Heart of Hawick
The £10m Heart of Hawick project was one of the biggest and most unique regeneration projects in the Scottish Borders. The project is a multi-agency arts and heritage initiative designed to contribute to the social, cultural and economic regeneration of Hawick and the wider Borders.
| visit the Heart of Hawick site |
Borders Traditions
This web site aims to promote and preserve the Scottish Borders culture; keeping skills alive and increasing awareness of our traditions, and our music, literature, and the arts and crafts of our region.| visit the BordersTraditions web site |
SBConnect
SBConnect is the official newspaper from Scottish Borders Council. It is delivered free to households in the region. It is published 3 times a year.
| visit the SBConnect web site |
VOMO
A Voice of My Own (VOMO) is a video empowerment project for young people in the Scottish Borders who want to make films about issues that are important to them.| visit the VOMO web site |
Other Government and Related Sites
A collection of web sites from The Government, The NHS or similar sources.
| more details |
Unified Solutions.