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Curlers ready for return of world's biggest match

'No negative consequences' after community police disband

Hedgerows and mob grazing: Can farming fix its carbon black hole?

Scottish Water's compensation visits over lost supplies

Investigation promised into Borders water supply fault

Homes and businesses face fourth day without water

Water being restored to thousands of homes

Gardens open to public for first time in decades

Co-driver killed in crash at Jim Clark Rally

Sports events hope to give Borders economy a boost

Paedophile who raped girl more than 100 times jailed

Firm fined £120,000 over worker's farm building fall

All patients moved out of RAAC repair hospital

Man charged after woman found dead in Borders

Hospital site shut for urgent RAAC repairs

William Wallace statue's claymore spruced up

Golden eagle dies 'after flying into wind turbine'

Former Conservative deputy leader Michael Ancram dies, aged 79

Facebook posts paved the way to photography award

Volunteers protect underwater creatures for 40 years

Bridge restoration award dedicated to campaigners

Farm firm fined £100,000 over fatal heather fire

Village to honour woman arrested on march for the vote