Dalkeith Petanque Club visited Jarnac in France to form a friendship with Jarnac Sports Petanque.
Changeable weather didn’t dampen spirits at the weekend as Scottish Borders Council’s deputy leader hailed the lasting legacy of Lloyds Tour of Britain Women.
Borderers with mobility issues are in the swim of things thanks to cash bequeathed in a will to a charitable leisure trust.
The 6ft 5’ shot-stopper arrives at Easter Road Stadium from Austrian Bundesliga side TSV Hartberg, for an undisclosed fee.
A BMX track will be built around the outside of a pump track at a new floodlit facility in the middle of park land in Musselburgh.
Provost Debbi McCall was ‘bouled’ over when she popped along to see the extension to the pétanque piste in Montgomery Park, Penicuik.
Hibernian FC have announced that Ian Gordon will become Chairman in June.
The return of the Scottish Open to East Lothian for a seventh year in a row cements the county’s reputation as a leading destination for sport and leisure.
To host international competitions in the Scottish Borders.
Operators recorded an operating loss of £131,000.
Bonnyrigg Rose fell to a 3-1 defeat at Ainslie Park on Saturday afternoon.
The Rose entertained Clyde FC at NDP and came out on top with a well deserved 2-1 victory.
Research by YouGov has revealed the Lloyds Bank Tour of Britain Men had an overall impact of almost £2.5million.
Objectors say guests would be put at risk by 100mph flying golf balls
Leah Baillie has been honoured as JudoScotland’s Young Technical Official of the Year.
Some of the Bonnyrigg Rose under 10s and 12s girls have banded together to complete a very ambitious running challenge in December.
Members of an East Lothian golf club are being given the chance to run it themselves.
Children’s Commissioner and football campaigners launch competition law complaints against SFA and SPFL.
Bonnyrigg Rose has issued a statement today in response to SPRL disciplinary hearing.
Bonnyrigg Rose FC has today received a six-point deduction following an SPFL Disciplinary Tribunal.
Scotland’s leisure and tourism industry is making waves as the Lost Shore Surf Resort, the nation’s first inland surf destination, officially opens its doors next week.
The club are devastated to announce the passing of Chairman Charlie Kirkwood late last night.
A new service providing foldaway bikes to rent for local people and commuters has been launched at Sheriffhall.
