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towns

There is a place for everyone in the Scottish Borders; bustling towns and picturesque villages, hills and moorland, agricultural plains and dramatic coastline.

In the future we will be featuring 10 Borders towns and surrounding areas :

Melrose Population: 1,671 > Town Website	Eyemouth Population: 3,479 > View Virtual Tour > Town Website
Duns Population: 2,626 More info coming soon...	Earlston Population: 1,703 More info coming soon...
Galashiels Population: 12,367 More info coming soon...	Hawick Population: 14,801 > Town Website
Jedburgh Population: 4,136 > Town Website	Kelso Population: 6,150 > Town Website > Kelso Scottish Borders
Peebles Population: 8,159 > Town Website	Selkirk Population: 5,839 More info coming soon...

Source: 2001 Census data, Scottish Borders Council

For further information about life and events in the Scottish Borders:

VisitScotland Borders
Scottish Borders Chamber of Commerce
Borders Solicitors Property Centres Property Guide
Border Events
Scottish Borders Council

schools
Find out about schools in the Borders Schools information provided by Scottish Borders Council Visit our secondary school websites: Berwickshire High School Hawick High School Galashiels Academy Jedburgh Grammar School Earlston High School Eyemouth High School Kelso High School Peebles High School Selkirk High School
Is your school in the Scottish Borders, does it have a website ? Send us your details and it could feature here on borderworks.co.uk

Your town on bordersworks...

We invited our local schools to take part in a competition to create a presentation or web pages to promote their school's town and surrounding area as a place to live and work.

The winning entry was
created by pupils from Eyemouth High School
> View winning entry

Excellent entries were also received from our runners up:

Peebles High School
Kelso High School
Jedburgh Grammar School

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