Caravan bid agreed to meet 'operational demand' of Borders farm
GO-AHEAD has been given for a caravan to be used as temporary accommodation to meet the operational needs of a Jedburgh farm.
GO-AHEAD has been given for a caravan to be used as temporary accommodation to meet the operational needs of a Jedburgh farm.
In the financial year 2023/24, the local authority was forced to write-off £409,441 in unpaid amounts of the levy.
Scottish Borders Council is to apply to a new government fund to clear more than £6,000 in school meals debt, it has emerged.
A watchdog has been formed amid claims the Borders has become a “lucrative target” for wind farm developers.
A proposal to mothball a Borders primary school will be considered next week.
A new café could soon be on the menu at the heart of Melrose.
Improvement plans launched at two Borders primary schools are set to be endorsed next week.
A vote of no confidence in a former leader of Scottish Borders Council has been adjourned in the interests of “natural justice”.
A geo-diversity walk on Berwickshire’s wild side is to be staged later this month.
Go-ahead has been given for a major upgrade at a crematorium in Eyemouth.
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