Broughton Primary pupils are Euroquiz champions
Pupils from Broughton Primary School have been congratulated for taking the top prize at the Scottish Borders heat of the 2024 Euroquiz competition
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Artist appointed to deliver Hawick CARS legacy project
Scottish Borders-based stone carver and artist Luke Batchelor has been appointed as the Artist in Residence for the final year of the Hawick Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (CARS) project.
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Cross-party financial plan agreed by Councillors
Councillors have agreed a cross-party budget proposal which commits to the delivery of planned projects and largely protects frontline services, despite continued rising costs.
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Lilliesleaf Primary School and Nursery receives positive report from Education Scotland
The Education Scotland report on Lilliesleaf Primary School and Nursery Class published on 27 February has recognised a number of key strengths in the school’s work
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New Councillor elected to represent Jedburgh and District
Scottish Conservative and Unionist candidate John Lawrence Bathgate has been elected as a Councillor for the Jedburgh and District ward following a by-election on Thursday 22 February.
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Commitment to maintain services despite unprecedented financial challenges
Proposed financial plans for 2024/25 will sustain local services and support key projects despite unprecedented financial challenges, thanks to almost £10million of one-off funding from reserves.
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Drop-in event to be held as coastal change consultation set to open
Residents, organisations and businesses along the Berwickshire coast and those with an interest in the coastline and environment are encouraged to drop-in to an event in Eyemouth next week.
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Teachers invited to attend leadership recruitment event
Following the success of two recruitment sessions in September last year, we are holding a further event this week for those in senior education roles, who are considering the next step
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Feedback published on shared access routes consultation
Five proposed shared access routes across the Scottish Borders have received the backing of the general public through a recent consultation exercise.
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Public Protection Committee supports Adult Support and Protection Day
Throughout the Scottish Borders, there are some adults who are more at risk from harm, due to illness, trauma and physical or mental health conditions.