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Emtelle Design Engineer Zak Thomson has won Scottish Engineering’s Young Engineer of the Year Award (YEYA) for 2025.
All seven Borders rugby clubs contesting this coming Saturday’s Melrose Sevens are being given first-round byes in a reversal of the event’s customary running order.
The team at Specsavers Stranraer have been thanked after donating £100 worth of food products to a local charity that specialises in providing extra support to families and residents struggling across the community.
Melrose are this year’s champions of rugby’s Kings of the 7s after picking up five points for making it to the last four at Saturday’s Jed-Forest Sevens.
Gala Harriers runners picked up three age-band podium placings at Friday’s 2025 Scottish 5km road-race championships at Silverknowes in Edinburgh.
A dozen horses have been entered for Sunday’s £20,000 ladies’ day feature race at Kelso.
Berwick Rangers defender Alfie Robinson has agreed a one-year contract extension running until the end of the next Scottish Lowland Football League season.
Former Gala flanker Gary Graham helped Carcassonne secure promotion to French rugby’s second-tier Pro D2 with a National Federal Championship title play-off win against Chambery on Saturday.
Thirty years on from their first production Shakespeare at Traquair return with a promenade production of Macbeth.
Borderer Louis Whyte has been selected to represent Scotland at an international athletics event in England next week.
Peebles Rovers have secured their survival in the East of Scotland Football League’s second division with a tenth-placed finish but fear they could be facing a final whistle within two years unless they can find a new home.
Vale of Leithen’s hopes of averting their fourth relegation on the bounce were dashed by a 5-4 defeat at home to Burntisland Shipyard combined with wins for Harthill Royal and Dalkeith Thistle.
Gala Fairydean Rovers Amateurs followed up securing this year’s Border Amateur Football Association B division title six days earlier with a Beveridge Cup final win versus Leithen Rovers in Selkirk on Friday.
A grim and dark time in Borders history will see the dead being brought to life on stage.
