Berwick-upon-Tweed

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Readers' Letters: Change the voting system to improve turnout

Berwick Rangers play in the Lowland League (Photo: Alan Bell)

Exclusive Historic Scots football club 'let down' by SFA and FA 'could close'

Inside the 'important' Scottish castle on sale

These are some of the happiest places to live in Britain, according to a new list published by the Guardian

Britain's 'happiest' places named, including 'best kept secret'

The amount of bad debt written off by East Lothian Council more than doubled in the last six months of the last year

Readers' Letters: Taxpayers need protection from council pickpockets

David Muir and Julie Flint-Muir, from Hull, who tied the knot in Gretna Green after being together for 30 years. Picture: Katharine Hay

Enduring allure of marriage at the Scotland-England border

Ad Feature Three day antiques fair in an historic setting – save the date

The Rolls-Royce Spectre parked near Leaderfoot Viaduct . Credit: Matt Allan

Rolls-Royce Spectre EV review

Academic Megan Olshefski, who is retracing the steps of thousands of 17th-century Scottish prisoners-of-war who were put through a 100-mile death march. Picture: Geoff Kitson/Freemen of Durham/PA Wire

'Death march' route taken by Scottish prisoners-of-war to be retraced

Left to right: Fergus Thomson, Hugh Rettie and Lucy Murray of Edinburgh-headquartered Rettie & Co. Picture by Stewart Attwood

Former Scotland rugby international part of team heading new Rettie & Co unit

Simpsons Malt is a fifth-generation family business.

Profits rise at Simpsons Malt despite mixed year for Scottish operations

Fiona Watson

Book review: Dark Hunter, by FJ Watson

You need a head for height to work on projects like the Union Chain Bridge reconstruction.

The Union Chain bridge linking Scotland and England in final rebuilding stage

One of TransPennine Express' new Nova 1 trains on the Edinburgh-Newcastle route

TransPennine Express’ Edinburgh-Newcastle trains stepped up from Sunday

Imogen Cooper PIC: Sim Canetty Clarke

Music review: Imogen Cooper and the Maxwell Quartet, Paxton House, near Berwick-...

These pictures show Berwick's new art installation.

In pictures: Berwick-Upon-Tweed's new art installation

The four stores, which are situated at Gladsmuir in East Lothian, Stracathro in Angus, pictured, Keith in Morayshire and Sidlaw in Perthshire, will provide more than 200,000 tonnes of extra in-house grain storage.

Fifth-generation family businesses seal Scottish grain store deal

The busiest and quietest driving test centres - easiest place to book a test rev...

A convoy gathered at the Scottish Border on Saturday warning motorists from England to stay away.

'Stay the f**k away': Convoy of Scottish nationalists attempt 'blockade' on Engl...

David Drysdale lives near Cockburnspath in Berwickshire and is a member of Goswick Golf Club in Northumberland. Picture: Warren Little/Getty

Scottish golfers fearing fines if they cross border to play in England

David Drysdale lives in Cockburnspath, close to the border on the east coast, and is a member of Goswick Golf Club, which sits to the south of Berwick-upon-Tweed. Picture: Getty Images

David Drysdale rules out crossing border for game of golf in England

Simpsons pointed to a rise in malt sales volumes on the back of increased plant utilisation. Picture: Contributed

Simpsons Malt thanks whisky and beer sectors for earnings rise

Sketching on the beach in front of Bamburgh Castle. Picture: Julie Gregory

Travel: Art holiday in Northumberland

Mark Thompson (left) with Patrick Evans, who will transfer to Rennie Welch as partner. Picture: contributed

Merger adds up to growth for Rennie Welch

Louise Alder

Music review: Music at Paxton, Paxton House, Berwick-upon-Tweed

Eric Tait, now 67, played and managed Berwick Rangers, who are in danger of losing their Scottish league status. Picture: Craig Connor/NNP

Interview: Berwick Rangers legend Eric Tait fears ‘the end for my club’

Robert the Bruce was crowned King of Scots on March 25 1306. PIC: Creative Commons/Flickr/Aaron Bradley.

On this day 1306: Robert the Bruce crowned King of Scots

Guy Learmonth will captain Great Britain & Northern Ireland at this weekend's European Indoor Championships in Glasgow. Picture: John Walton/PA Wire

Guy Learmonth to captain Great Britain & Northern Ireland at European Indoors

Finance Secretary Derek Mackay. Picture; John Devlin

Letters: Scottish Budget provides a progressive tax system, people won’t be leav...

Keith Anderson, Vialex chief executive, and Rachel Stewart, a senior legal adviser. Picture: Contributed

Edinburgh's Vialex has UK in sights with new office

A signalling fault is causing delays

Signalling fault causing delays on Edinburgh line

Callum Houston (left) and Gordon Wallace (right)

Wallyford nursing home '˜treated grandad like a dog' says family of resident

The Dundee contingent of hunger marchers at Euston Station, London, on 5 November 1932. Photograph: J A Hampton/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images

Unemployment and poverty: how Scotland welcomed back its war heroes

John Simmons batting for the Berwick

Berwick 2nd XI

Obituary: John Simmons, Johnston Press Finance Manager and accomplished crickete...

The remains of the refecory at Dunfermline Abbey. The Fife town was one of Scotland's first burghs, founded in the 12th century

How Scotland was transformed by urban development

Drew Dodd at his work as an ambulance driver. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Death crash driver now behind wheel for Scottish Ambulance Service

Berwick Upon Tweed would be the new Calais according to David Coburn

Berwick-Upon-Tweed would be 'new Calais' after independence

Vinnie Berry of Queen's Park. Picture: Ross Parker/SNS

League Two: Queen's Park beat Clyde to go into second place

Ten centurion tanks are loaded on board en route to Sweden in 1952. Picture: TSPL

In pictures: Leith docks, then and now

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Obituary: James Urquhart CVO, rail executive

Matthew Rooke, formerly of the Scottish Arts Council, runs the Maltings in Berwick-Upon-Tweed. Picture: Contributed

Aria on a shoestring budget

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Qatar deaths
Far from being based on a single recent article in the Washington Post, as suggested by Qatari government spokesman Saif Al-Thani (Letters, 4 June), allegations...

John Bate MBE: Conscientious objector who became head librarian at what is now Napier University

Obituary: John Leonard Bate MBE, head librarian and poet

A scene from 'The Railway Man' starring Colin Firth.

Colin Firth visits grave of Railway Man Eric Lomax

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Sending in drones

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Lone Rangers

Beatson says the festival gives him freedom to devise his programmes. Picture: Contributed.

Alasdair Beatson eager for Paxton Festival return

Christians make the journey across the Lindisfarne mudflats today in glorious sunshine. Picture: Phil Wilkinson

‘Assisted dying law is threat to sanctity of life’

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Bitter differences

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Classical review: Pascal Rogé, Berwick-Upon-Tweed

Fossil hunters dig deep in Scottish Borders

Obituary: Eric Lomax, ‘Death Railway’ survivor who put aside decades of sufferin...

Scottish Cup: Excuses have now run out for Rangers, says Trevor Steven

Care home manager alleged to have drunk on duty and exposed himself

Classical review: William Berger & Iain Burnside, Paxton House, Berwick-Upon-Twe...

Edinburgh-London train service resumes

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries