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Planning permission is being sought from Scottish Borders Council to remove the external signage and branding, and to replace the ATM with glass.

If she stayed in South Africa, she would have needed to attend a full-time university course for two years in the hope of becoming a veterinary…

This captivating spectacle promises to be a magical experience for families and visitors of all ages.

Further to your piece on the high number of people signed off work for anxiety (News Review, last week), the psychologist Lucy Foulkes is right to believe awareness of mental health problems can be a self-fulfilling prophecy. Many such problems are, in a strange way, very contagious. Had eating diso

He also declined to tell officers who had been driving the vehicle which was registered to him.

Lanton Tower’s historic grounds include a magazine-ready classical garden and an original peel tower

He pleaded guilty to being in possession of the Class B drug with intent to supply on May 16.

A recent Scottish excavation uncovers a medieval palace – possibly the bishop’s residence, blending ancient intuition with modern archaeology to reveal Ancrum's secrets.

Construction set to start this autumn on Scottish Borders school

UNDER-PRESSURE postmasters and postmistresses in the Borders have received the backing of concerned councillors.