It’s the last cast of the day ... a flick of the wrist sends the fly to the middle of the pond. You pull the line in by hand, inch by tantalising inch.
The future of a former hosiery mill in Hawick could be about to be decided after years of uncertainty now has been put up for sale with a, £85,000 asking price.
Gardening enthusiasts young and old in Earlston are celebrating after landing an £8,000-plus grant set to help them deliver both flower power and food for thought.
Flip flops in hand, toes on golden sand, I’m strolling down the shell-lined shoreline, relishing cool waves lapping my ankles as the early-evening sun starts to settle.
The average Scottish household estimates they throw away £5.61 of unused food each week, equating to £291.72 worth of food every year, according to new research.
We all might like to think of our home city as a welcoming place, but there are some that stand out far above the rest when it comes to making visitors feel at home.
Period weaponry displays were proving a popular attraction with families this week back in 2009 as the Salmon Homecoming festivities were held at Philiphaugh Estate, near Selkirk.
The three Sainsbury’s stores in the Borders not already earmarked for closure now face an uncertain future following the chain’s announcement that it plans to shut up to 55 of its shops over the next five years.
