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An aerial image of the Caerlee Mill site.

Mountain Bike Innovation Centre moved up a gear with fresh plans revealed

The old Caerlee Mill, Innerleithen.

Demolition of Innerleithen mill now appears inevitable, councillors told

An artist's impression of the proposed Mountain Bike Innovation Centre in Innerleithen.

Brakes not put on £19m bike innovation centre despite mill conversion axe

The workshop will take place at Plexus in Kelso.

South businesses given chance to find out more on creating a thriving workplace ...

Hawick Business Centre.

Hawick means business as long-awaited centre finally opens its doors.

Burnfoot Community Hub

Hub at the heart of Hawick community faces cash crisis

Jousting at Caerlaverock Castle – photo courtesy of Historic Environment Scotland

Don't miss your chance to have your say on how tourism should develop in the sou...

Andrew Hogley, CEO of British Wool, Jim Robertson, chairman of British Wool and Cammy Wilson from The Sheep Game.

New Selkirk depot raises the game for Borders wool

Melissa Gunn, Youth Programmes Lead at SOSE.

Forum to give youths a voice

Borders College is offering one-to-one advice on digital skills.

Traders are now web savvy

An artist's impression of the proposed Mountain Bike Innovation Centre in Innerleithen.

Mountain Bike Innovation Centre gets green light

South of Scotland Enterprise (SOSE) has confirmed that planning permission has been secured to renovate Caerlee Mill in Innerleithen to be the home of the new Mountain Bike Innovation Centre.

Kevin Janiak

Chocolate master Ruth Hinks of Cocoa Black. Photo: Amy Brammall.

Chocolate on the web

Nick Bannerman.

Shot in the arm for the textile industry

David Burgher of VR-EP demonstrates the innovative headset technology.

Virtually brilliant

South of Scotland Enterprise chief executive Jane Morrison-Ross

Partnership will focus support for the south of Scotland

Torch-bearing horse-riders leave the scene of a raid in the Rule Valley in a dramatic re-enactment of the burning of the Twelve Towers of Rule in 1548. Borders ace stunt riding team, Les Amis D’Onno, were filmed by Galashiels-based Phoenix Photography to make a short film to publicise the Twelve Towers project. Although Covid restrictions meant that filming was not allowed in Mary Queen of Scots’ house in Jedburgh, well-known Scott’s Selkirk re-enactors of Sir Walter Scott’s court cases John Nichol and Kenneth Gunn stepped in to provide context and atmosphere – all accompanied by the wild sounds of Matt Seattle’s Border Pipes.

Plans in place to build historic path networks

Councillor Stuart Marshall at Galalaw Business Park, Hawick. (Photo: BILL McBURNIE)

Senior councillors agree a £250k grant to expand a Borders business park

The road to Galalaw.

Hawick business park set for a £250k shot in the arm

Owen Joiner of Birds Gardens Scotland with some of the flamingos at the centre.

Oxton flamingos in the pink following SOSE grant

Jane Morrison-Ross has been named as the new chief executive of South of Scotland Enterprise.

New SOSE chief exec Jane brings vast experience

Kelso Racecourse

Kelso on course for six-figure grant

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