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Eyemouth Harbour, which has missed out on an offshore wind base bringing 100 new jobs.

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A ‘Show up for our Schools’ event is taking place in Eyemouth on Monday, August 31.

Parents march for school ‘justice’

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Momentum is growing for new standalone primary school

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East Berwickshire Independent councillor James Anderson.

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A campaigning Berwickshire councillor has hailed a U-turn over the scrapping of Coastguard call-out payments. (Pic: Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

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Measures are being considered to tackle “out of control” herring gulls. (Pic: Robert Heemskerk/Getty Images)

Measures to tackle 'out of control' gulls
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Councillor James Anderson wants a representative from LINK to visit Eyemouth.

Investigation launched into ‘cashless’ Eyemouth

Eyemouth Primary School.

Berwickshire school closes due to water supply fault

East Berwickshire independent councillor James Anderson praised the efforts of council officers and staff.

Grass maintenance a cut above the rest in Duns

Berwickshire Councillor James Anderson.

School project will need to “cut its cloth” within original £16m budget

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Planning bid for seven new village homes withdrawn amid concerns

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Public outrage at no-show of councillors at meeting in Duns

Councillor James Anderson

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Councillor James Anderson.

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James Anderson (SBC)

Bus services set to be restored after axe fell

Councillor James Anderson.

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The Bank of Scotland branch in Eyemouth, which is set to close.

Bank is betraying customers by closing four Borders branches, says MP

The Bank of Scotland in Eyemouth ... one of the branches set for closure.

Four banks closure is a drive towards ‘cashless society’, councillor claims

The Reston planning bid has won the support of the community council.

Community supporting a green light for a ‘Blue House’ conversion

Questions have been asked over empty desks at council HQ.

Response to SBC headquarters being ‘completely empty’ many days of the week
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Councillor Julie Pirone.

Spate of elderly deaths on Borders roads sparks concern

Eyemouth Primary School.

New Eyemouth Primary School will be ‘what the community asked for’

Councillor Jim Fullarton.

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Councillor Jim Fullarton.

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Members of the Edinburgh branch of CalAid, an established humanitarian aid organisation, have set up a drop-off point at Studio 24, Calton Road, Edinburgh, where people can drop-off their aid donations for refugees in Calais and Europe. Pictured is Tomas Mallon, aged 2, who arrived with his family from West Pilton, Edinburgh, to donate some camping items and food.

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