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Can dogs get sunburnt? PDSA shares advice for pet owners
When the warmer weather hits, you might remember to protect yourself but it’s also important that our dogs are cared for. Since dogs have fur, pet owners might not know how to keep their dogs safe in the sun. The PDSA has posted some helpful
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Future of Borders harbour in safe hands as specialists to develop 'masterplan'
BOOMING Eyemouth Harbour’s long-term future is in safe hands after specialists were appointed to develop a 20-year ‘masterplan’. Dorset-based Fisher Advisory Ltd are to create a physical blueprint for development of the harbour over the next two
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Green light given for new ‘hybrid energy park’ in the Borders
SCOTTISH Borders Council has granted approval for a new ‘hybrid energy park’ which will provide enough electricity to offset the average annual consumption of more than 4,000 homes. Go-ahead has been given for construction and operation of a solar
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Members of Borders-based dance school to perform in Edinburgh Fringe return
MEMBERS of Borders-based Fiona Henderson School of Dance (FHSD) are heading to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Following on the success from its previous sell-out shows, FHSD has announced it will return to the famous event. School principal
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NHS Borders confirms some services affected by global IT outage
NHS Borders has confirmed some of its services have been affected by the current global Microsoft IT outage. Airports and train services around the world have been hit by problems. And this morning Sky News was not able to broadcast live TV
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Borders council to have say on one of world’s largest floating offshore wind projects
SCOTTISH Borders Council has been invited to have its say on a proposal to build one of the largest floating offshore wind farms in the world. The Ossian wind farm with an array of up to 270 turbines and associated infrastructure is proposed for
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Appeal issued after ‘quad bike stolen’ from area of the Borders
AN APPEAL has been issued after a quad bike was stolen from an area of the Borders. The incident is believed to have happened between 12pm on Wednesday (July 17) and 7am the following day. A red Honda Foreman was taken from the Reston Hill
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Borders pensioner who admitted drink-driving offence gets one-year road ban
A PENSIONER from Coldingham who admitted a drink -driving offence has been banned from the road for 12 months at Jedburgh Sheriff Court. Seventy-one-year-old Rhoderick Davidson pleaded guilty to driving with a breath/alcohol count of 57 microgrammes