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Peebles Library is to temporarily close to prepare for a new chapter in the life of an historic town building.
Efforts to secure an extension of the Borders Railway to Hawick and on to Carlisle continue.
From 6 April, workers will benefit from reforms introduced through the UK Labour Government’s Employment Rights Act.
Reader Dean Wight writes a letter to the Editor.
Hundreds of people have signed a petition calling on their local politicians to abandon the party whip if elected in the Scottish Parliament elections.
The owners of the property in the Category A listed steading in Innerwick had applied to widen the doorway into their home.
Two Midlothian towns are set to battle each other for a place in the running to be named the UK Town of Culture 2028.
Time-lines are needed as to when Borders’ residents will gain access to better EV charging opportunities.
A bid by West Lothian’s opposition group to restore meetings in local public venues has been defeated by a Conservative casting vote.
This View has been written by Daniel Coleman, Scottish Labour candidate for Midlothian South, Tweeddale and Lauderdale.
Belfast-based property developer The Mayfair Group has won approval for the major development on land adjacent to Sprouston Burn at Newtown St Boswells.
The digital campus aims to offer senior pupils the chance to take part in lessons online rather than having to travel to another school campus.
Midlothian’s council leader has described changes to UK Government funding for local authorities as delivering a ‘sledgehammer’ blow.
Councillors are to consider plans to put dedicated coach pay-and-display parking in Edinburgh to keep buses from laying over on city centre streets.
Scottish Borders Council has taken a significant step in developing classrooms better suited for children with diverse neurological conditions.
A motion calling for a feasibility study into the introduction of community wardens to address littering in the Borders has been defeated.
A Linlithgow councillor has called for legislation for traders selling products such as vapes.
The food hub established in Bridgend may escape hefty charges in the shake up of management at West Lothian’s community centres.
Rail passengers travelling in Scotland will benefit from strengthened local decision making under the Railways Bill.
West Lothian’s health and care budget will top £326m next year, the county’s Integration Joint Board agreed.
Christine Grahame MSP has thanked constituents across Midlothian South, Tweeddale and Lauderdale as she prepares to retire from the Scottish Parliament.
A High-quality, energy efficient development at Coatfield Lane, Leith aims to deliver 'much-needed family housing and improved greenspace'.
A ‘loophole’ allowing short-term lets to operate without planning controls will be explored after a decision by Edinburgh councillors.
