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Peebleshire News, 09 10月 2026

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ArticleRes­id­ents urged to have their say on beaver plan

RESIDENTS are being encour­aged to provide their views on the recol­on­isa­tion of beavers in the Bor­ders. Pub­lic input is being sought fol­low­ing a recent debate at Scot­tish Bor­ders Coun­cil about the return of the spe­cies to the Tweed catch­ment.

Res­id­ents urged to have their say on beaver plan

ArticleLux­ury hol­i­day home park offi­cially launches in Peebles

A LUXURY hol­i­day home park has offi­cially opened in Peebles. Rosetta Retreats, developed by Eden Resorts, is set within 50 acres of park­land and fea­tures high-end lodges for sale and flex­ible rental options. Along­side the prop­er­ties for...

Lux­ury hol­i­day home park offi­cially launches in Peebles

ArticleWind­farm bid objec­ted to over eagle con­cerns

COUNCILLORS have objec­ted to a pro­posed wind­farm on a “jewel in the crown” Bor­ders land­scape - des­pite sup­port from com­munit­ies on its door­step hop­ing for a share in its £17mil­lion bene­fits. Inner­leithen and Eddle­ston com­munity...

Wind­farm bid objec­ted to over eagle con­cerns

ArticleGroup moved from school

A GROUP of trav­el­ling people who set up camp in the grounds of a vacant Bor­ders school have now moved on, it has emerged. The trav­el­lers entered Eddle­ston Primary School at the week­end and set up their vehicles in the play­ground. When...

Group moved from school

ArticlePeebles and Eddle­ston organ­isa­tions receive grant fund­ing

NINETEEN projects across Peebles and Eddle­ston became the first recip­i­ents of grant fund­ing from the RWE Bow­beat Wind Farm. The energy devel­op­ment provides com­munity bene­fit cash to organ­isa­tions around the site. It was split into two...

Peebles and Eddle­ston organ­isa­tions receive grant fund­ing