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Attraction celebrating Borders sporting hero celebrates fifth anniversary
A BORDERS attraction is celebrating its fifth anniversary. The Jim Clark Motorsport Museum has been welcoming visitors for the past five years after opening its doors in 2019. And to celebrate the museum is hosting an action-packed family fun
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Borders man who tried to steal headphones from shop given 6-month jail sentence
A SERIAL shoplifter from Hawick who tried to steal a set of headphones from a local store has received a six-month prison sentence at Jedburgh Sheriff Court. Forty-two-year-old Wayne Wilkes tried to leave the Sainsbury’s store in Commercial Road
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Upgrades at Borders nursery after report identified room for improvement
UPGRADES are being delivered at a burgeoning Borders nursery following a Care Inspectorate report that identified room for improvement. Duns Community Nursery was founded in April 2023 by staff and parents who feared their children would be left
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Trio to record special live episode of podcast in Borders ahead of popular event
NED Boulting, David Millar and Pete Kennaugh are set to bring their highly regarded podcast ‘Never Strays Far’ to Kelso for a live event ahead of the Tour of Britain Men’s cycle race this September. The trio will be joined by special guests for
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Drivers warned to follow 'important rule' or risk £1k fine and 9 licence points
Drivers in the UK are being warned over an 'important rule' that comes with a £1000 fine and nine penalty points if not properly followed. Whether you prefer sitting behind the wheel or powering the pedals, we all must follow the Highway Code to
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Struggling to find cheap flights? Travel experts reveal tricks of the trade
We are now in the middle of summer (finally) which means only one thing for those lucky enough, jetting off abroad. Whether you're travelling with family or friends, you'll want to make sure you get the cheapest deal possible. However, as you
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Plans unveiled to erect 950m of fencing in bid to protect developing woodland
A PROPOSAL has been submitted to Scottish Borders Council to erect 956 metres of fencing to prevent deer from eating trees and shrubbery on a developing woodland. An application for a certificate of lawfulness has been submitted to Scottish Borders
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Public invited to attend upcoming NHS Borders board meeting
MEMBERS of the public are invited to join NHS Borders' next public board meeting, which will take place on Thursday (August 1). The hybrid meeting will be held in the council chamber at Scottish Borders Council headquarters, Newtown St Boswells
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Borders restaurant offers NHS workers discount as part of anniversary celebrations
TO mark its tenth birthday celebrations a Hawick restaurant is giving a financial boost to NHS Borders employees. Brodies restaurant at 10 High Street is offering a 10 per cent discount on meals to all Borders health staff. Further giveaways
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Borders man woke up to armed police officers in his bedroom, court told
A PEEBLES man was involved in a bust-up with armed police officers who had entered his bedroom to arrest him. Thirty-eight-year-old David McGarva woke up to find the officers in his room and when he felt his questions on why he was being detained