Kelso

Ayr have won their opening four games but will face a difficult challenge away to Heriot's (Pic: SNS)

Unbeaten Ayr travel to Heriot's in Premiership game of the weekend

Ayr extended their lead at the top of the Arnold Clark Men's Premiership with a win away to Hawick (Pic: SNS)

Premiership rugby results: Ayr extend lead as Currie handed first loss

Eight Scottish holiday parks with 2,000 caravans and lodges put up for sale

Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt is backing his team to cause a Champions Cup upset against Leinster in Dublin on Sunday. (Photo by Mark Scates / SNS Group)

Edinburgh coach Everitt channelling 300-1 winner for Leinster tie

Ian Ford pictured at Mounthooly Driving Range near Jedburgh, where he does his private golf coaching

How young Borders golfers are benefitting from champion's passion

Pictured at the launch event at Hollandbush Golf Club are, from left: Kevin Barker (The R&A), Anthony Blackburn (Golf in Society), Mags Cathcart (Hollandbush GC), Maree Todd MSP (Sport Minister) and Robbie Clyde (Scottish Golf)

Major new golf and health project launched in Scotland

Schloss Roxburghe enjoyed a successful year in terms of its golf business

Scottish venue enjoys 40% jump in its golf business in 2025

Lincolnshire Police are issuing advice after a string of burglaries in the county. Photo: Lincs Police

Man killed in crash in Borders

Daniel Young his tee shot at the 18th hole on day three of the Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A at Schloss Roxburghe near Kelso,

'A good day' - Daniel Young leads by four shots in Scottish Challenge

Schloss Roxburghe member Jack McDonald, pictured in action during The Amateur Championship at Ballyliffinin 2024, is hoping to make home advantage count in this week’s Farmfoods Scottish Challenge supported by The R&A

Local man aiming to pull off amateur dramatics in Scottish Challenge

Daniel Young tees off in the second round of The Open at Royal Portrush

It's back to bread and butter for Scot after glitz and glamour of Open

David Law acknowledges the fans after clinching his win in the D+D REAL Czech Challenge earlier this month

I've not mumped or moaned - Law on having top tour return in sights

Team Picnic PostNL team's British rider Oscar Onley cycles to the finish line of the 19th stage of the 112th edition of the Tour de France.

Scots cyclist 'honoured' to be up there with Pogačar and Vingegaard

Rhys Thompson shows off the trophy after winning the Downfield Masters presented by Piper Sandler

Downfield double tees up Challenge Tour start for Tartan Pro Tour ace

Borders farmer Neil Stewart and Crunchie

Family of farmer father lost to suicide raise £88k in 100-mile walk

BBC ALBA Skerryvore aig Caisteal Floors

BBC ALBA to broadcast Skerryvore’s landmark 20th anniversary Floors Castle conce...

Infantry soliders search the wrecked streets of Caen for snipers in 1944, with the Kings Own's Scottish Borderers dispatched to the town. PIC: Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

VE Day: Salute for old Scottish regiment who lost 1,000 men during war

Scottish Women’s Amateur Tour founder Alan Tait with Ailsa Cackett (Broomieknowe) and Cori Lee (Dumfries & Galloway) after their respective wins at Royal Dornoch

Dornoch date in 2026 diary - boost for Scottish Women's Amateur Tour

Hollywood star Jack Lowden attacks nursery closures in Scottish village where he grew up

Hollywood star attacks nursery closures in village where he grew up

Royal Dornoch’s Caitlin Boa, winner of the season-opener, pictured with Scottish Women’s Amateur Tour founder Alan Tait at Crail

Crail cracker gets Scottish Women's Amateur Tour season up and running

Glasgow Warriors prop Murphy Walker will play for Glasgow Hawks in the Premiership on Saturday.

'Delicate situation' - Scotland prop's return to be handled with care

And they are off - at Musselburgh's Ladbrokes Go North Finals on Friday 21 March.

Go North Finals weekend celebrates best of northern jump racing

Neil Stewart, who took his own life last year, with Crunchie the cow

Family to walk 100 miles for farming charity after father's suicide

Scotland's Top 10 Most Scenic Small Town Winter Escapes

New study reveals Scotland's most scenic small town winter escapes

Kelso Pharma CEO Dr Tom Stratford, front left, with members of the Kelso Pharma board. Picture: Robert Perry

Scottish pharma firm Kelso seals ‘milestone’ deal on European growth journey

Sarah Thomson (L) at her store in Melrose, Scotland

Sarah Thomson expands Melrose Boutique store to Corbridge

Sheila Brooks served as president of the Highland Pony Society in 2001-02

Obituaries: Sheila Brooks, hotelier and breeder of Highland Ponies

Hawick will be favourites when they take on Kelso at Mansfield Park.

Full houses set for Hawick and Marr as Premiership semi-finals take centre stage

Rowantree Cottage in Kirk Yetholm

For sale: A rare thatched cottage in the Scottish Borders

Four-year-old Loader, who weighs about 1,350 kilos, is the farm's most sought after bull (pic: Roxburgh Mains)

Scottish farmer secures global business deal selling cow genetics

Five matches are scheduled to take place in the Premiership.

Premiership play-off battle intensifies as five teams eye up spots

Dr Tom Stratford, CEO, and Mark Inker, both of Edinburgh-based Kelso Pharma. Picture: Robert Perry

Kelso Pharma agrees 'exciting' partnerships with European pharmaceutical firms

Living La Traviata way: intoxicating pleasures are best when they're fleeting Laura Waddell

The Kelso Pharma board members (left to right): Sam Gray, Apposite; Christian Schenk, Apposite, Tom Stratford, CEO; Gordon Cameron OBE, chairman; Allan Watson, CFO. Picture: Robert Perry

Kelso takes big step towards building a ‘truly pan-European pharma business’

Summer Elliott with the Stephen Gallacher Foundation Vase after he victory at Schloss Roxburghe. Picture: Martin Cairns

Elliott wins again as Smith gets off mark in Stephen Gallacher Foundation event

Schloss Roxburghe exterior Pic: Christian Laukemper

Travel: Schloss Roxburghe, Kelso, review

Dalhousie Castle & Aqueous Spa, located some eight miles from Edinburgh, offers 35 bedrooms, a spa and 2 AA rosette dining.

Luxury hotel and spa close to Edinburgh one of four venues put up for sale

Nicky Seed, who is one of the directors of the Duns Community Nursery, with her daughter

Mum takeover of closing down nursery shows childcare challenges in rural areas

The 2023 Melrose Sevens takes place this Saturday.

Melrose Sevens 2023: Who is playing, Hall of Fame inductees, how to watch

Dean Keyworth Armstrong

Scotsman Homes: True believers in new country living

Willum Stewart was a keen supporter of the Buccleuch Hunt

Obituaries: Willum Stewart: Scottish farmer who bred Aberdeen-Angus cattle

Hawick's victory means they have reached the half century of Border League triumphs.

Hawick 18 Kelso 14: How the Border League final was won and lost
Home advantage and Premiership experience gave Hawick a decisive edge in the end, but they had to withstand a stirring late rally from Kelso which brought a 79t...

Hawick and Kelso chase milestones as Border League final makes welcome return

Sheryl Macaulay, a director at accountancy firm Douglas Home & Co, believes companies should look at using the tax break. Picture: Ian Georgeson.

Scots firms urged to act fast on tax break to modernise workspaces

Ollie Scott and his mother Jill

'Smart' insulin pen to help manage diabetes made available to Scots on NHS

Stock photo from 2002 of a fox hunt.

Kelso fox hunt footage reported to Police Scotland

Gary Callander, flanked by Gavin Hastings (left) and Roy Laidlaw (right), before the Wales v Scotland match in February 1988

Obituary: Gary Callander, formidable rugby player who captained national side an...

Mark Paton

Business people on the move

From left: Marie Gilmour, Jamie Finnen, Anne Cerexhe, James Crombie, Cheryl Storie, Carina Tait, and Anna Hutchison. Picture: Sarah Jamieson.

Borders-based accountancy firm Rennie Welch cheers host of appointments

Ladyrig House and grounds, near Kelso.

This eye-catching 6-bedroom country house is ideal for those looking for a rural...

Gary Callander, third from right, with Kelso's triumphant team after the 1984 Melrose Sevens. From left: Roger Baird, Andrew Ker, John Jeffrey, Eric Paxton, Callander, Bob Hogarth and Euan Common. Picture: Hamish Campbell

Roger Baird pays tribute to Gary Callander, Kelso’s architect and enforcer

Gary Callander is presented with the McEwan's Division One trophy after Kelso clinched the Scottish championship in March 1988.

Tributes to former Scotland and Kelso captain Gary Callander

Tanlaw House, Hendersyde, Kelso

Prestige property: Tanlaw House, Hendersyde, Kelso is a double delight

Campsie Drambuie at Roxburgh Mains Farm in Kelso.

Campsie Drambuie: Ram sells for astonishing £65,000

The three Edinburgh focused directors with Scottish Chartered Accountants, Douglas Home & Co
L-R Alan Drummond, Sheryl Macaulay, Darren Thomson - Managing Director

Capital growth for accountancy experts

Kelso's back in business

Farming: Kelso ram sales return with record-breaking £65,000 sale

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