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The doors to a refurbished village hall were opened at the weekend - to the delight of the community.

THE clock is ticking for grassroots dementia groups to access up to £20,000 in grant funding.

Residential courses, retreats, awards and residencies continue

Residential courses, retreats, awards and residencies continue

The films, commissioned by Borders Care Voice, introduce four people from Peebles, Hawick and St Boswells who have dementia.

The business stalwarts tell us why video marketing is integral and how they have held a steady spot in the industry for the past four decades.

THE THIRD Festival of Care, which celebrates the achievements of care experienced people, will be held next month. The four-day festival, which will take place between 18 and 22 February, is led from Shetland and will feature a programme of online and in-person events, with...

THEY ARE emotional passages which reflect how a person affected by Covid has felt at a particular moment in time.

© Supplied by Badenoch Shinty Memo Badenoch Shinty Memories group at an event before the pandemic Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up It’s hardly surprising that mention of the word shinty sparks happy memories and reminiscences in the sport’s Highland heartland. Based in camanachd-steeped Kincraig, Insh, Drumguish, K...

© Gareth Jennings/DCT Media Graham Galloway begins the Kirrie Connections move into the new Roods base. An award-winning Angus community hub has embarked on a new era in a permanent base fit for future expansion of the effort to support those living with dementia. Since its formation in 2015, Kirrie Connections has pioneered a range of programmes to help people in the town and beyond. It’s successes include becoming Scotland’s first meeting centre based around a model successfully develope...