
Buccleuch Arms
A country inn of 1836 on the green at St Boswells, built as a hunting lodge, with 19 rooms, a bistro and bar, and four Scottish Inn of the Year titles.

Construction of a new mountain bike innovation centre in Innerleithen will begin within weeks after a £15.5m funding package was approved through the Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal.
Backed by the UK government, the project is being led by South of Scotland Enterprise in partnership with Edinburgh Napier University and Scottish Borders Council.
The former Caerlee Mill site has been cleared to make way for the new facility, with completion expected next year. The centre aims to boost the local economy, support research and development, and create more than 225 jobs across southern Scotland over the next decade.
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A country inn of 1836 on the green at St Boswells, built as a hunting lodge, with 19 rooms, a bistro and bar, and four Scottish Inn of the Year titles.

The first Scotch whisky distillery in the Borders since 1837, in Hawick's old electrical works, with tours led by the distillers.

A gentle walk from the village of Douglas beside a loch to the last tower of Douglas Castle, the old seat of the Black Douglases.

A delicatessen on the High Street in Lauder, with cheeses, wines, herbs and spices, hampers, and coffee and bacon rolls to take away.

A one-bedroom boutique hideaway in a Victorian farmhouse in the Yarrow Valley, with a courtyard by a burn.

An off-grid house for four built into an old quarry on a Borders sheep farm, with a green roof and a wood-fired hot tub.

A blue fisherman's cabin for four on the beach at Cove Harbour, reached through a tunnel cut in 1752.

An off-grid larch cabin for two in a private glade 25 minutes from Edinburgh, with an ofuro hot tub.
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Kelso Abbey is open daily again, 9.30am to 5pm, for the first time in five years.

A field at Whitmuirhaugh in Sprouston, near Kelso, is being excavated for the first time, and anyone can sign up.

Kelso Abbey opened its gates again on 24 July, five years after an inspection found loose masonry high on the walls and closed the place to visitors.