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More seats for Scotland’s Six Nations clash
ScotRail is adding more seats for fans travelling to Scotland’s Six Nations home game at the BT Murrayfield Stadium this weekend.
Coulter’s Candy to be brought to life in Galashiels
The story of the Galashiels sweet seller who penned a world-famous lullaby is to be brought to life as part of the regeneration works in the town.
Council set to submit final business case for Innovation Park to access £15million City Region Deal funding
Scottish Borders Council (SBC) will next week consider a report on the final business case for the B...
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Campaign Launches to Promote South of Scotland
A MAJOR new campaign promoting the South of Scotland as a holiday destination to visitors from across the world has been launched by the national tourism organisation.
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£300,000 funding boost for businesses in the Borders and Midlothian
An action group set up to develop the tourism industry in Midlothian and the Scottish Borders has secured a £300,000 funding boost to continue benefitting businesses in both areas.
Centre of Excellence in Textiles to Open early in 2019
A Centre of Excellence in Textiles in Hawick will open early in the new year and will help to address business-critical skills issues in the sector and provide industry skills of all levels to a wide range of individuals.
Paul Wheelhouse MSP visits the Track2Train initiative
A project to transform a disused building at Newtongrange railway station into a community space and...
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VisitScotland launches Scotland's Ghost Trail
Successful summer of steam
A STEAM train experience operating in the Scottish Borders this August has reported a second successful year, bringing more than 1200 visitors to the region and providing a major boost for local businesses and visitor attractions.