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Future Museum is built around the key areas that make the southwest so distinctive from the rest of Scotland – its people, industries and arts. The website provides free access to the museum collections of Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway and creates a valuable resource for people of all ages. |
A great website all about Annan. With a history of Annan, places to stay, links, message boards and a local what’s on list. It’s great if you live in Annan, want to visit Annan, or have ancestors from Annan. |
This is a wonderful online Scottish antiques shop has some wonderful pieces. Particularly popular with genealogists is the postcard section. |
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For less than £250 have your research online. Great way to share your genealogy with the world! |
Wonderful collection photos from the Edinburgh area. |
Innerleithen information, photos and useful links. |
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Eddleston is a delightful conservation village in the soft rolling Borders countryside. This is a great wee local website to find out more about the area. |
Great website all about Langholm, places to stay, places to visit and much more! |
Visitsouthernscotland.co.uk is the region's leading source of tourist information for Dumfries and Galloway , The Scottish Borders and Ayrshire and Arran. From places to stay to outdoor activities, discover hidden towns and villages plus many other great places to explore. |
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The Visitor's Guide is a directory to sites on the web useful to visitors to Dumfries and Galloway in South West Scotland, including hotels, tourist attractions and information sites. |
Denholm Village is situated in the Scottish Borders some 50 miles south of Edinburgh, and is 16 miles from the Scotland/England border at Carter Bar. Hawick is the nearest large town which is 5 miles to the west and Jedburgh lies 6 miles to the east. Denholm is laid around two Greens, with friendly shops and pubs and a Post Office. It lies within the ancient parish of Cavers. Denholm, today, is a quiet village with two pubs, a Post Office, a Butcher, a general store, a hairdresser and a garage. It has about 350 houses and is expanding all the time with new developments springing up on the outskirts of the village. |
Yetholm village community web-site which is the culmination of a long term project by Yetholm Community Council, with assistance from the Scottish Borders Community Support Fund and Awards for All. This site is operated by, and on behalf of Yetholm Community Council. For those who have not heard of us, Yetholm actually consists of two small villages - Kirk Yetholm and Town Yetholm - straddling the Bowmont River and nestling in the Cheviot foothills about 1 mile from the English/Scottish border. The name Yetholm is actually derived from the old Scots tongue - Yett being a gateway or entrance and Holm being a small park or field. Today, both Kirk Yetholm and Town Yetholm are thriving rural communities, with an active population of young and old and more than one claim to fame against our name ! |
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Selkirk, Galashiels, Hawick, Melrose, Jedburgh, Peebles, Innerleithen, Kelso are just some of the towns which are home to many thousands of Borderers. Borders Local is for you to get involved in by advertising your business or function to giving your stories and views of the beautiful Scottish Borders. The organizers want you to feel part of their website and send them any details you think will benefit everyone of the community. The website draws visitors from all over the world, some are Ex Pats of local towns and like to be kept updated. Borders Local would even like to hear from those Ex Pats to tell us about their new life where they are now in comparison to the Scottish Borders. |
