CGI- Melrose TD6

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

A68 From Gattonside Earlston B6356 B6360 Edinburgh Leaderfoot Viaduct Tweed River DrygrangeDrygrange Waverley Rd Drygrange NewNew BridgBridgee Melrose B6361 Old Bridge Newstead Scottish Borders Hig Main St h S CGI IT Department c/o Scottish Borders Council B6394 t M ain S Council Headquarters tree Melrose High R d A6091 t Newtown St. Boswells From A6091 Melrose TD6 0SA Tweedbank Ravenswood Telephone +44 (0)845 0707765 Rbout Bemersyde E: [email protected]/uk Carlisle Galashiels cgi.com/uk d e B6340 e w T Lauder Greenlaw r Inset e A7 v A68 i A703 Earlston A68 R N A6105 Rd B6356 A72 A6089 Peebles A68 Eildon Melrose NEWTOWN Galashiels ST BOSWELLS Kelso A699 n Rd Sprousto A699 A708 A698 Selkirk A68 Dryburgh Council d See Inset ee HQ Tw er Newtown Riv A698 A7 St Boswells G le Jedburgh n d b e R B6398 u d sid Rd rn R ed en Hawick A68 A en Twe d v wd ow e Bo B B6398 A7 A6088 B6398 Newtown A68 From Edinburgh / The North St Boswells Follow the A68 south from Edinburgh, following signs for Jedburgh & St Newcastle. B6404 Continue on the A68 until the junction with the B6398. B6398 Boswells Turn right onto the B6398, following signs for Newtown St. Boswells. Bowden Continue on the B6398 for 0.5miles A699 Our office is located within the Council Headquarters and is located on the B6359 A699 Rd k right hand side (see inset). ic D From From Newcastle / Jedburgh / The North Maxton Follow the A68 north following signs for Edinbugh and Jedburgh T he Kelso Continue on the A68 until the junction with the B6398. St re Turn left onto the B6398, following signs for Newtown St. Boswells. et Continue on the B6398 for 0.5miles Our office is located within the Council Headquarters and is located on the A68 right hand side (see inset). A699 Parking Car parking is available next to the building. From 0 0.5miles Jedburgh By Train 0 0.5 1km A696 / Newcastle Tweedbank Station is on the Borders Railway line and receives train services From from Edinburgh Waverley, Newcraighall, Newtongrange and Galashiels. B6359 We are 5 miles from the station. Selkirk BUSINESS MAPS LTD - WWW.BUSINESSMAPS.COM.

Copy Link

Recommended publications

THORNEDGE JENNY MOORES ROAD ST BOSWELLS MELROSE SCOTTISH BORDERS Thornedge Jenny Moores Road St Boswells, Melrose Scottish Borders TD6 0AL
THORNEDGE JENNY MOORES ROAD ST BOSWELLS MELROSE SCOTTISH BORDERS Thornedge Jenny Moores Road St Boswells, Melrose Scottish Borders TD6 0AL A spacious detached family home within the highly desirable conservation village of St Boswells. Well proportioned, bright accommodation throughout and within walking distance of the town’s amenities. Accommodation Comprises: Ground floor: Hallway, living room, kitchen/ dining room, utility room, wc. First floor: Landing, principal bedroom with en suite shower room, three further bedrooms, family bathroom. Outside: Garage and garden. EPC: C Edinburgh 39 miles Borders Railway Terminus 7 miles Kelso 10 miles (All distances are approximate) Situation: Local Authority: Thornedge lies in a popular residential area within the picturesque Scottish Borders Council, Council Headquarters, Newtown St conservation village of St Boswells, which for a village of its size Boswells, Melrose provides a surprising range of shopping facilities catering well for TD6 0SA Tel: 01835 824 000. every day needs, supplemented in close by Newtown St Boswells, Internet Web Site: as well as a super selection of recreational amenities, including a This property and other properties offered by Rettie & Co can be picturesque golf course meandering along the banks of the River viewed on our website at www.rettie.co.uk as well as our affiliated Tweed, a cricket club and tennis courts, plus a popular hotel with websites at www.rightmove.co.uk www.onthemarket.com and bar and restaurant. There is a primary school in the village, with www.thelondonoffice.co.uk secondary a few miles away at the highly regarded Earlston High school. Extremely well located in the centre of the Scottish Borders, Servitude Rights, Burdens & Wayleaves: with the nearby A68 which gives easy access to Edinburgh city The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all servitude centre as well as main routes both North and South.
[Show full text]
Planning Policy and Access Team Environment & Infrastructure Scottish Borders Council Council Headquarters Newtown St
Planning Policy and Access Team Environment & Infrastructure Scottish Borders Council Council Headquarters Newtown St. Boswells Melrose TD6 0SA 10 December 2018 Dear Sir/Madam Local Development Plan 2: Main Issues Report I am writing in connection with the consultation on the Main Issues Report (MIR) and would like to share my views with you on the future direction for planning in the Scottish Borders. As you probably know, I am in the process of researching the history of town and country planning in the Borders for a proposed book; my attention at the moment is devoted to the period prior to 1975 when the former county councils prepared the first development plans for the area and concentrated their efforts on stemming rural depopulation and attracting industry to offset the slimming down of the textiles industry. During that time, central government played an important part in framing the future pattern of development in the Scottish Borders through the Central and South-East Scotland Plan and the Central Borders Study of 1966, which established the principle of major housing and industrial development at Tweedbank. After 1975, the Borders Regional Council took up the challenge and over-saw the end of 100 years of population decline in the region and achieved a steady growth in population based on the diversification of employment and the attraction of workers to the area. Economic development was the cornerstone of this recovery, combined with an improved road transport network and housing provision. Since 1996, the main driving force would appear to have been the need to accommodate an increasingly buoyant housing market with only incremental increases in employment land provision.
[Show full text]
Planning Consultation
From:King, Alan Sent:Thu, 28 Mar 2019 08:41:30 +0000 To:Hayward, Julie Subject:RE: 18/01766/PPP: Land North West Of Poultry Farm Stow Road Lauder Hi Julie I refer to telephone conversation concerning the above and have to advise that I will require copies of the last 2 years Accounts and a Business Plan for Loanside Quarter Horses before I can comment/recommend. Alan. Kind regards Alan Alan King Business Adviser Business Gateway Scottish Borders Tower Mill Kirkstile Hawick TD9 0AE How to find us Email: [email protected] Tel: 01835 825 019 (direct) Mobile: 07972 659344 Web: www.bgateway.com/scottishborders BG Scottish Borders deliver a series of free workshops and events within the Scottish Borders? For further details and to book your place click here . To receive regular updates on events and support for your business, why not follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Click on the icon below to be taken to our page. From: Hayward, Julie Sent: 27 March 2019 16:46 To: King, Alan <[email protected]> Subject: 18/01766/PPP: Land North West Of Poultry Farm Stow Road Lauder Hi Attached is the supporting information in respect of the planning application we discussed. I would appreciate your comments. Thanks Julie Julie Hayward Team Leader Development Management Regulatory Services Scottish Borders Council Tel: 01835 825585 E-mail: [email protected] Please do not print this e-mail unless absolutely necessary - SAVE PAPER Find out more about Scottish Borders Council: Web | Twitter | Facebook | Flickr | YouTube From:McDonald, Alister Sent:9 Apr 2019 16:22:31 +0100 To:Hayward, Julie Subject:RE: SBC 18/01766/PPP Land North West Of Poultry Farm Stow Road Lauder Scottish Borders PLANNING CONSULTATION Julie, I passed to our Business Gateway advisor to respond.
[Show full text]
Invitation and Itinerary
The Scotland Borders England July 17-23, 2009 Invitation and Itinerary We hope you can join us in Scotland and England for exploration by bike of "The Borders" region of southern Scotland and northern England. In the guidebook Scotland the Best, The Borders is ranked as the #1 place to bike in Scotland. Touring by bike is the best venue we know for combining the outdoors, exercise, camaraderie among fellow cyclists, deliberately slow travels, and a dash of serendipitous adventure. We hold the fellowship and good times on past international tours as very special memories. Veterans and first time adventurers are encouraged to join us as we travel to an as yet undiscovered cycling paradise, before the word gets out! Mary and Allen Turnbull In 2009 Scotland will host its first ever Homecoming year which has been created to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. This will be a special year for Scots, those of Scotch ancestry, and all those who love Scotland. It will be fantastic year to "come home." www.homecomingscotland2009.com What is the best way to participate in this countrywide celebration? By bike, of course! So in July we will bike by ancient abbeys, castles, baronial mansions, gently flowing rivers, and picturesque villages as we start in western Scotland and end in England at the North Sea. The Borders include the four shires of Peebles, Berwick, Selkirk, and Roxburgh in Scotland, plus Northumberland in England. Insight Guides says "It [The Borders] is one of Europe’s last unspoilt areas." One morning we’ll put on our walking shoes and hike the Four Abbeys Way as we make a 21st Century pilgrimage to Jedburgh Abbey.
[Show full text]
Galashiels/Coldstream-Newcastle/Metrocentre
Effective From: 04 September 2006 Service GALASHIELS/COLDSTREAM-NEWCASTLE/METROCENTRE 710 Via Galashiels,Darnick,Melrose,Newton St.Boswells,St.Boswells,Kelso,Coldstream,Cornhill,Branxton,Crookham,Milfield,Wooler,Powburn,Glanton,Whittingham,Bridge of Aln,Longframlington,Longhorsley,Morpeth,North Road,Gosforth High Street,North Road,Claremont Road,Queen Victoria Road,St.Thomas' Street.(Certain journeys continue to Metrocentre Coach Park) Wednesday And Satuday Only 710 710 710 W S W * z Coldstream .................................... 0915 0915 ... Wooler........................................... 0945 0945 1625 Powburn......................................... 0955 0955 1635 Glanton.......................................... 1000 1000 ... Whittingham .................................. 1005 1005 ... Longframlington............................. 1020 1020 1655 Longhorsley.................................... 1030 1030 1705 Morpeth ......................................... 1040 1040 ... Northumberland County Hall ......... 1045 1045 ... Gosforth High Street....................... ... 1100 ... Newcastle St.Thomas Street (M)...... 1105 1105 1728 Metrocentre Coach Park ................. ... 1125 ... Operated by: Glen Valley Tours Explanation of codes: : Commences from Galashiels at 0810,via Kelso at 0855. z: Commences from Kelso at 0855 *: Operated by Munros of Jedburgh Certain journeys are secured on your behalf by Northumberland County Council. Effective From: 04 September 2006 Service METROCENTRE/NEWCASTLE-KELSO/GALASHIELS 710 ( Certain journeys
[Show full text]
Residential Building Plots Wellrig St Boswells Melrose TD6 9ET
Residential Building Plots Wellrig St Boswells Melrose TD6 9ET rightmove.co.uk The UK’s number one property website Ref: 107 rural | forestry | environmental | commercial | residential | architectural & project management | valuation | investment | management | dispute resolution | renewable energy Residential Building Plots Wellrig, St Boswells, Melrose, TD6 9ET General Information The approved plans for each plot are available on the planning portal and Directions Wellrig Farm is situated approximately 1.7 miles south of St Boswells, in a are designed to provide spacious accommodation and take advantage of the Travelling south from St Boswells on the A68 trunk road, turn right after quiet rural location with outstanding views of the Eildon Hills. outstanding outlook. approximately 1.25 miles at the sign for Longnewton. The plots are easily accessible from the A68 trunk road and are within 11 Plot Planning Ref Description Wellrig Farm is situated on the right hand side after approximately ½ a mile. miles of the Borders towns of Melrose, Galashiels, Jedburgh, Kelso, Selkirk Plot 1 09/01265/AMC Two storey, 4 bed. and Earlston which offer a wide range of amenities, including 24 hour Plot 5 09/01268/AMC Two storey, 4 bed. Viewing supermarket, cafes, swimming pools, a range of sports clubs and secondary Strictly by prior appointment with the sole selling agents Edwin Thompson schools. Services LLP, Chartered Surveyors. The pipework for the water supply is installed to the edge of each plot with The new Borders railway, scheduled to open in September 2015, can be the purchaser responsible for the final connection to the Scottish Water main Price accessed from Galashiels from where it will take 50mins to get to Edinburgh in the public road verge.
[Show full text]
Update on the Public Play Facilities Strategy
UPDATE ON THE PUBLIC PLAY FACILITIES STRATEGY Report by Service Director Assets & Infrastructure SCOTTISH BORDERS COUNCIL 27 August 2020 1 PURPOSE AND SUMMARY 1.1 Following the meeting Scottish Borders Council on 19 December 2019, this report sets out the process and outcomes of engagement with Ward Members on proposals for the decommissioning of some play equipment in some play parks within the Scottish Borders, as agreed. 1.2 The strategic review of Play facilities is integral to the planned future investment in Outdoor Community Spaces including Public Play parks, agreed as part of the 2018/19 Capital Investment Plan and updated within the Capital Investment Plan 2019-20 and 2020/21. The current 2020/21 capital budget includes funding of £4.809m into Outdoor Community Spaces over a 10-year period. This investment aims to unlock community aspirations in this area creating high quality destination play parks, as well as facilities for skating and small wheels, youth shelters and opportunities for people of all ages to take part in physical activity. Investment in these destination play parks has already completed in Galashiels (2018), Harestanes (2019), Selkirk(2016), Hawick (2017), Coldstream (2019) and Kelso (2019) with Peebles currently being procured and expected to be delivered in 2020. 1.3 The new investment creates a financial revenue burden and, in order to ensure a cost neutral impact of the investment to the Council, a programme of decommissioning of aged and underutilised play equipment is required. 1.4 Council agreed in May 2018 to review the distribution of play equipment provision across play parks in the Borders, to firstly inform decision making around future investment in communities and secondly guide the rationalisation of play facilities which are deemed no longer fit for purpose, ensuring a cost neutral impact on established budgets.
[Show full text]
Meadow House St Boswells, Melrose, Scottish Borders
MEADOW HOUSE ST BOSWELLS, MELROSE, SCOTTISH BORDERS MEADOW HOUSE ST BOSWELLS, MELROSE SCOTTISH BORDERS, TD6 0BD A superb Georgian family home, enjoying the perfect mix of privacy and seclusion whilst situated in the heart of the popular Borders village of St Boswells. Melrose 6 miles Kelso 9 miles Edinburgh 39 miles • Meadow House is a beautiful period family home providing well proportioned and thoughtfully laid out accommodation over two floors. • Ground Floor - Entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, kitchen (large 4 door AGA), butler’s pantry, larder, cloakroom/WC, utility room and rear hall. • First Floor - Spacious landing, master bedroom with en suite/ dressing room, 4 further bedrooms, study, linen press, bathroom and shower/wet room. • Separate extensive outbuildings incorporating 2 stables, 2 garages, large loft and garden store with apparent conversion potential. • Range of additional outbuildings including summer house, old game larder/log store, greenhouse, coal store and outside gardener’s loo. • Set in about 1 acre of mature gardens and grounds including flower/shrub borders, lawn, cobbled courtyard, woodland, paddock with fruit trees and parking for multiple cars. • EPC - F 30 The Square Kelso TD5 7HL 01573 224244 [email protected] LOCATION gardens and grounds lie to the north and south Meadow House has a tremendous private, yet of the property. The front of the house benefits central, location in one of the most sought after from a south easterly aspect, with stunning villages in the Scottish Borders. The house lies views of the established borders, speciality within the St Boswells conservation area and trees and lawn.
[Show full text]
Borders Railway Business Guide You’Re on the Right Tracks to Develop Your Business
BORDERS RAILWAY BUSINESS GUIDE You’re on the right traCKS TO DEVELOP YOUR BUSINESS You’re on the right traCKS TO DEVELOP YOUR BUSINESS 1 2 BORDERS RAILWAY BUSINESS GUIDE CONTENTS Introduction 3 All On Track 4 Midlothian & Borders: Great Destinations to Visit 5 Opportunities for Business 7 Be Inspired: Case Studies 11 Next Steps: Making the Most of the Opportunities 14 Support and Resources 15 INTRODUCTION Tourism is key to the economic development of Midlothian and the Scottish Borders Tourism is central to to the Midlothian and Scottish Borders’ economies and the opening of the Borders Railway offers an exciting opportunity for tourism businesses to benefit. The investment in the Borders Railway supports the ambitions for growth and will be a catalyst for attracting visitors with the promise of compelling experiences and immersion in Borders’ and Midlothian’s history, heritage, culture and landscape. How can you make the most of the Borders Railway and use it to benefit your business? This guide has been created to help you find out. It is packed with ideas and tips that will give you a competitive edge. It will also help you identify opportunities to drive new custom and enhance the quality of your visitors’ experience. “We are very excited about the Borders Railway. For commuters and tourists alike, the line will provide opportunities to enjoy the beautiful scenery and many attractions on offer between Edinburgh and the Borders.” Gillian Rankin, Marketing & Events Officer National Mining Museum Scotland “The opening of the Borders Railway in 2015 presents exciting opportunities for the Borders region and for Abbotsford.
[Show full text]
Leadburn House
LEADBURN HOUSE LEADBURN • MIDLOTHIAN LEADBURN HOUSE LEADBURN • MIDLOTHIAN • EH46 7BE Penicuik 4 miles, Peebles 10 miles, Edinburgh City Bypass 8 miles, Edinburgh City Centre 13 miles, Edinburgh Airport 17 miles LEADBURN HOUSE Vestibule, hall, drawing room, dining room kitchen, breakfast room, study, sitting room, conservatory utility room, WC, playroom, boiler room, stores Master bedroom with en suite bathroom and dressing area Six further bedrooms (one with en suite shower room), family bathroom, shower room Double garage, workshop, pottery studio Tool shed, greenhouse, log store, hen house Woodland and gardens Well proportioned country Kitchen garden with polytunnel Tennis court with summer house house with beautiful gardens, Two paddocks (approx 2.5 acres) with stables paddocks and self-contained, STELLKNOWE income producing apartment Sitting room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom About 7.54 acres in all Savills Edinburgh Wemyss House 8 Wemyss Place Edinburgh EH3 6DH Tel: 0131 247 3700 Email: [email protected] SITUATION Leadburn House is located to the south of Edinburgh at the gateway to the Scottish Borders, nestling at the foot of the Moorfoot Hills looking out to the Pentland Hills. The local towns of Penicuik and Peebles have an excellent range of local facilities, including shops, post offices, leisure centres with swimming pools, and both primary and secondary schools. Amongst a number of local restaurants in the area there is the well regarded Howgate Restaurant and Bistro (1 mile). Slightly further afield is the professional and cultural hub of Edinburgh which also offers a selection of independent schools including George Watson’s College, which has a daily school bus service passing through Leadburn.
[Show full text]
THE EILDON TREE Issue 27.FREE Winter/Spring 2016 1
WINTER/SPRING2016 ISSUE 27 THE EILDON TREE Issue 27.FREE Winter/Spring 2016 1 Reviews s e i r o t S t ity un r o h S mm Co Poetry s w e i erv Int THE EILDON TREE NEW WRITING FROM THE SCOTTISH BORDERS & BEYOND 2 CONTENTS GUIDELINES 3 The Bletherin Bawtie – Iain McGregor 18 Beside Myself – Tim Nevil 21 EDITORIAL 4 A Creative Dream – Raghu B. Shukla 24 POETRY The Case of the Coloured Kipper – Café Bar – Helen Boden 5 Louise Thomson 26 Grasping the Measure – Michael Davis 5 The Frog Down the Well – Olga Wojtas 27 Dead Wasp Haiku – Sean Fleet 5 Morning Crowds – David Hendry 5 INTERVIEW WITH PAT MOSEL 29 Invitation – Davy MacTire 5 THEATRE, FILM & EVENT REVIEWS 31 Scots, Scotch, Scottish – Philip Hutton 6 BOOK REVIEWS 33 The Bridge – Anita John 6 BIOGRAPHIES 46 Love of Two Oranges – Robert Leach 6 Moscow Hoodies – Robert Leach 7 Far Awa – John McCann 7 Roosting Aloft – Barbara Mearns 7 Swallows, Bonaly Reservoir – Ian McDonough 8 Clachtoll – Ian McDonough 8 The Last Home of Robert Louis Stevenson – LesleyMay Millar 8 15 – Jamie Norman 8 Stand at the Edge – Jane Pearn 9 Teacher – Penny Reid 9 Fox – Elizabeth Rimmer 9 Spindle – Elizabeth Rimmer 9 Last Borders Weaver Pantoum – Ian Richardson 9 Adolescence 1950’s – Chrys Salt 10 In the Merchant City – Finola Scott 10 A Hern i Langholm – Hamish Scott 10 The Dooble – James P Spence 10 Adam Smith – Jock Stein 11 Farewell to the Lums O’ Cockenny – Jock Stein 11 Wattie Suddie – Alun Robert 11 FICTION Flowers for Shirley – Douglas Bruton 12 Snowed In – Sean Fleet 13 The Cleaning Programme – Russet J Ashby 14 The Kelso Chemist – Jo Jones 15 Goodbye, Isobel – Vivien Jones 16 THE EILDON TREE Issue 27.
[Show full text]
5 Loch View Tweedbank Nr. Galashiels
5 LOCH VIEW TWEEDBANK NR. GALASHIELS 5 Loch View Tweedbank, Nr. Galashiels TD1 3TA This immaculately presented modern detached villa offers the buyer a rare opportunity to acquire a large family home in a sought-after position in Tweedbank, between Melrose and Galashiels. This is a perfect home for those with a growing family, whilst the proximity to the forthcoming railway station will be of huge attraction to the commuter. Accommodation comprises: Ground Floor: Entrance vestibule, sitting room, dining room, kitchen-breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom. First Floor: Landing, master bedroom with en-suite, three further double bedrooms, family bathroom. Outside: Private driveway with parking, integral garage, front and rear garden. Edinburgh 41 miles Melrose 2.5 miles Galashiels 2.5 miles (All distances are approximate) Situation: 5 Loch View is situated on a quiet cul-de-sac on the very popular and exclusive residential development of Tweedbank, with views over the surrounding countryside. The property is ideally positioned between the beautiful Borders town of Melrose and Galashiels to the West. Tweedbank, as the name suggests, sits adjacent to the River Tweed, and a short distance down river from Abbotsford House, the historic home of Sir Walter Scott. In addition to a Primary School, Tweedbank also boasts a sports complex, an Astroturf football pitch, an indoor bowling club, a large children’s all-weather play area, and the Gun Knowe Loch, which is actually a man-made lake. Amenities located next to the Gun Knowe Loch include a local shop, a hairdressers, and the bar/restaurant Hergés on the Loch, all within easy walking distance.
[Show full text]