All of the animals were found with emaciated with extremely matted fur. They were in such a poor physical state vets couldn't tell if they were male or female.

Abandoned puppies 'left for dead' making positive recovery

Emtelle UK Limited - which makes plastic tubing for telecoms and water piping -  pleaded guilty to breaching the Health and Safety at Work Act at its factory in Oxnam Road in November 2016.

Jedburgh firm fined after health and safety breach crushes employee's hand

Initial indications suggest the the bones are at least 200 years old. An archaeologist will remain on site for the remainder of the work.

Skeletons dating back "at least 200 years" uncovered in Jedburgh 

Some of the dogs were roaming loose, near the A68 at Jedburgh, while others had been shut inside a derelict building.

Ten dogs found in 'appalling condition' on Borders roadside

A birds of prey business in the Scottish Borders says its finances have been severely impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.

Struggling falconry business says euthanising birds is last resort

The blaze damaged two cars in the garage, which now need to be destroyed. 

Police treat Jedburgh garage fire as suspicious

Police in the Scottish Borders are appealing for witnesses after an assault in Jedburgh.

Witness appeal after man had 'unknown liquid' thrown in his face

Police have named a man who died in a road crash on the A68 near Jedburgh, as 53-year-old John Dent. 

Family pay tribute to man who died in A68 crash

Scottish Government announces funding for campus 

Multi-million pound investment in Jedburgh schools

The Sheriff told the man the amount of alcohol he'd had was enough "to kill some people".

Driver admits being six times over drink drive limit

David Jeffrey has been jailed for more than two years, for crimes that netted him £66,000.

Scottish Borders bank fraudster jailed

Two men have appeared at Jedburgh Sheriff Court accused of deliberately hunting a fox with a pack of dogs.

Borders huntsmen deny breaking fox hunting laws

Residents in the Borders are being invited to get involved in planning how publicly owned land and buildings could be better utilised. 

Public invited to discuss local property plans

A family in Jedburgh are having a trim to raise money for the Little Princess Trust, and will be holding a community event in August.

Jedburgh family's trim for charity

Lucy Rae, 5, broke her ankle when she was knocked down on Priors Meadow. But the council says it has to save its budget for busier streets.

Border Jedburgh