Council to consider next steps for Tweedbank and Hawick care village developments
Councillors are being asked to consider a report that provides an update on progress with the Care Village programme which covers developments in Tweedbank and Hawick.
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Free food waste caddy liners to be discontinued
We are withdrawing the provision of free food waste caddy liner bags, 10 years after the introduction of the kerbside collection service.
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World’s biggest bike race set for Scottish Borders in 2027
The Scottish Borders will host the majority of Stage 1 of the 2027 Tour de France, the world’s biggest cycle race, on Friday 2 July 2027.
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Start of a new era as brand-new Galashiels Academy campus opens its doors
Hundreds of pupils and staff celebrated the start of a new era in the brand-new Galashiels Academy, as the facility opened its doors for the very first time on Tuesday 6 January.
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A Year of Achievements Across the Region
As 2025 draws to a close, the Council is proud to reflect on a year filled with progress, resilience, and community spirit.
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Latest ‘Making Skills Work’ report from Skills Development Scotland welcomed
The latest Making Skills Work update from Skills Development Scotland (SDS), which showcases strong progress in employability and skills development across the region has been welcomed.
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Scottish Borders annual Clubsport Awards celebrate sports stars from across the region
The annual Clubsport Awards took place across the Borders last month, celebrating the regions sports stars and their achievements.
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£4 million investment in Hawick welcomed
Plans for a new £4 million McDonald’s drive-thru restaurant in Hawick has been welcomed, if approved, would mark a significant step forward in the town’s ongoing regeneration and economic development.
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A Night of Music and Giving: Poppyscotland Christmas Concert in the Borders
Scottish Borders were delighted to welcome The Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland on Friday 12 December for a fundraising Christmas concert, in the Tait Hall.
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Views sought on draft cultural strategy for the Scottish Borders
A consultation has opened on a draft culture, arts and heritage strategy which aims to reflect local priorities and makes culture more visible, accessible and meaningful to residents and visitors.