A choir led by renowned musical therapist Anna Ludwig sang its heart out at a Peebles relaunch event last week.

A watchdog believes train passengers without tickets should be given a warning for their first offence and only face consequences after the ...

Fines totalling £700 have been imposed on a 21-year-old man who admitted two offences at Selkirk Sheriff Court.

POLICE have traced a Borders man who was reported missing following a crash on the A7. An appeal was launched to help find Shane Donnelly, also known as Barr, after a collision near the Lindean ...

Electricals retailer Currys has cautioned it will have to hire fewer staff due to the cost hit from Budget measures as it looks to offset a soaring wage bill. Chief executive Alex Baldock said the ...

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sued billionaire Elon Musk, saying he failed to disclose his ownership of Twitter stock in a timely manner in early 2022, before buying the social ...

Deaths from liver cancer in the UK are almost twice as high as they were two decades ago, according to new analysis. Cancer Research UK estimates the disease has killed more than 81,000 people in the ...

Removing a block on former Troubles internees, such as Gerry Adams, seeking compensation will deliver a taxpayer-funded pay day for ex-detainees, a think tank has claimed. Policy Exchange has ...

WORK on a long-derelict Peebles site earmarked for a £6 million housing development will start next month. Hopes are for the first new residents of Eildon Housing’s Caledonian Court – previously ...

A BORDERS potter has opened a “not-for-profit” workshop in Tweedbank. The social enterprise aims to create “an inclusive and supportive environment” that uses revenue from paid classes to subside ...

More than three-quarters of people think the UK is not prepared to deal with flooding and the other extreme weather driven by climate change, a survey has found. Polling suggests flooding is seen as ...

Proposals to cut down trees which have stood for decades in Peebles have been halted after townsfolk voiced their concerns.