Borders beef could be served on Chinese dinner plates by the end of the year following an agreement reached between China and the UK.

ScotRail have been accused of failing to take the concerns of rail users in the Borders seriously in what is the latest criticism of the rail franchise.

The BBC have announced they will start charging older people for a licence fee, in a move which is set to affect the majority over the 12,000 over 75s in the Borders.

The Scottish Government have quietly announced their flagship broadband programme is running a year late.

Local MP John Lamont has said he is backing Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt MP to be the next leader of the Conservative Party.

Local MP John Lamont has said the time has come for a Borders Town to do well in the a national competition for the best high street and be in the running for the £15,000 prize fund.

A group of runners from Chirnside Chasers have become record breakers by running up the highest mountains in Scotland, England and Wales as well as the 450 plus miles in between.

New statistics out today (Tuesday 28th May) show that drug admissions to hospitals are at a record high in the Borders.

A Berwickshire run charity has received a £50,000 boost from the Department for International Development to help provide care for children with Cerebral Palsy in Ghana.

Hawick’s Sandbed post office is set to reopen this week after it was suddenly closed over the weekend.