Scottish Conservatives

Baroness Goldie, who will attend Sunday's event at Dryburgh Abbey.

Special service to mark Legion centenary

Old style fire alarms will no longer be allowed.

Tories call for a delay to Scotland's controversial fire alarm legislation

Councillor Shona Haslam is stepping down as council leader.

Council leader Haslam steps down

Rachael Hamilton MSP for Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire has been appointed shadow rural affairs cabinet secretary by Scottish Conservatives leader Douglas Ross. Photo: Phil Wilkinson

MSP Hamilton appointed to shadow cabinet

Rachael Hamilton MSP and Andrew Dobbie of Dobbie and Michie in Hawick's High Street.

Rachael Hamilton vows to help Hawick High Street bounce back

Rachael Hamilton wins the Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire constituency.

Tory Rachael Hamilton holds Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire with decreased ma...

The virtual hustings gets under way.

By-election candidates take part in online hustings

Shona Haslam says she will not step down as council leader while she campaigns for a seat at Holyrood.

Leader pours scorn on call to step down

Michelle Ballantyne congratulates rival Jackson Carlaw after he beat her in the race to lead the Scottish Conservatives earlier this year. Photo: Andrew Milligan/PA

MSP Ballantyne quits Tories

A still image of a Union Flag paper lantern being released supposedly in support of the National Health Service.

Opposition mounting in Borders to plans for mass release of paper lanterns

Rachael Hamilton, MSP for Ettrick, Roxburgh and Berwickshire.

New job for one Borders Tory MSP in shadow cabinet reshuffle but sack for anothe...

One of the Borders’ MSPs has landed a new job in the Scottish Conservatives’ shadow cabinet, but another has lost hers.

Darin Hutson

John Lamont, Jackson Carlaw and Rachael Hamilton.

Borders MP backing Jackson Carlaw’s bid to lead Scotland’s Tories

Borders MP John Lamont at last year's general election count in Kelso.

'˜Dark money' not at all shady, insists MP

John Lamont MSP, left, and Scottish Conservatives leader Ruth Davidson MSP, right, chat with the managing director of M&J Ballantyne, Michael Ballantyne, at the company's East Broomlands building site.

Plans to invest £163m in affordable housing on way

SBBN Ruth Davidson meets John Lamont at Farne Salmon, Duns

Leader's visit

Value of Borders drug therapies debated

Scottish Borders Council after the election: who gets into bed with who ?

Vote in council elections, even if not for Conservatives, says leader Davidson