People's Energy has opened up a new office in Selkirk and started recruiting local workers. It comes just months after OVO Energy closed their office in the town, with the loss of 400 jobs. 

Edinburgh-based People's Energy create 100 jobs in Selkirk 

More than 40 jobs are being cut from Galashiels call centre Sykes, on Nether Road.   Staff affected have been told their final day of work will be August 28th. 

Staff facing redundancy at Galashiels call centre

Greenlaw based Border Embroideries was awarded a grant from the South of Scotland Enterprise. It enabled the family run company to employ 80 temporary staff to keep up with orders.

Borders business doubles workforce thanks to funding grant 

The 72-year-old man was riding a Honda motorbike when he was involved in collision with a Renault Trafic van. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Motorcyclist dies in A68 crash in the Scottish Borders

Witnesses saw a man removing the bike from a rack on the back of a parked car, before cycling off on it.

Man's bike stolen while attending injured brother in ambulance

010720 - Where I'm from - Border BAME feature

Hannah McNulty meets three women from the Scottish Borders to find out what it's like growing up and going to school as an Ethnic minority in a predominantly white, rural area.

What it's like to grow up as an ethnic minority in the Borders

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There have been calls for more teaching on black history in schools. Scotland's education minister told Hannah McNulty that he will look at the curriculum.

Education minister answers calls for more black history in Scottish schools

One of the Scottish Borders' most popular visitor attractions has reopened after four months.   The Jim Clark Motorsport Museum, in Duns, closed its doors in March due to lockdown - just three weeks into its 2020 season.

Jim Clark Museum reopens after four months 

It is the first time in three weeks that a Covid-related death has been recorded, according to the National Records for Scotland. 

Coronavirus: Care home resident dies in Borders for first time in three weeks 

MSPS are recalled from their summer recess to hear the First Minister set out the latest easing of lockdown restrictions.

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