Lifestyle

The first major exhibition dedicated to Scottish pop music is running this summer at the National Museum of Scotland.

Souters rallied round to have a splashing common riding.

With massive crowds expected at the biggest country event of the year, here is the low-down on the Royal Highland Show, which opens this week.

A Hownam pensioner has raised well over £800 for a mental health charity by completing a sponsored walk – the 62-mile St Cuthbert’s Way which stretches from Melrose to Holy Island.

Curtis Welsh, from Melrose, shared this old photograph with us, which he believes was taken by the late George Crooks, from Earlston, during the late 1960s.

With the busy summer travel season approaching, a survey has revealed how much flight delays set Scottish holidaymakers back whilst held up in the airport, and exactly what they spend their money on.

Nine Borders cafes are in the running for the first awards of their kind.

Hawick Cornet Elliot Hutton led a large cavalcade of horsemen into Denholm this week in 1968.

With recent data revealing that 1 in 3 Brits are so stressed at work they regularly check emails during the night, a new survey sheds light on which healthy work habits Scots put most stock in.

A new adventure activity helping people see the Bowhill Estate from a different point of view is set to get off the ground this weekend.

People in Scotland are being asked to help curate an amazing new collection of photographs which has been purchased for the nation.

The bright yellow Laburnum Arch in the walled garden of Kailzie Gardens in Peebles has been attracting lots of admirers.

Scotland’s only female master huntsman will not face prosecution after being accused of breaching the country’s fox-hunting laws.

Excitement is building in St Boswells as residents look forward to their annual village week, kicking off this weekend.

Melrosian Scott Roy and his right and left-hand men, Iain Oliver and David Crawford, joined forces with the Tweedbank Lad and Lass for the Tweedbank Fair this week in 2008.

No Life Half Lived is the new strategy which has been launched today by Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland (CHSS).

After a huge weekend for Royal watchers and football fans, and then the scorching sunshine of the Bank Holiday weekend, we might all be feeling a wee bit deflated now.

When Jock Shiells was diagnosed with a chronic lung condition he was shocked to discover there was no support available – apart from some basic rehabilitation.