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Sport, leisure and cultural services and facilities consultation
This survey is one part of a wide-ranging community engagement plan seeking the input of Borderers on the future of Live Borders services and facilities. This follows a review by independent consultants Integratis, who have extensive experience working with local authorities and sport and culture trusts. They were tasked by Live Borders and the Council with taking an objective approach to identifying options which will help Live Borders deliver accessible, relevant and... MoreOpened 28 May 2025 -
Bannerfield Community Survey
Organisations, including Borders College, the Council and NHS are working together to develop plans for improving areas in the Borders. The areas that we are working in this year are Bannerfield, Burnfoot and Langlee If you live in Bannerfield and have something to say, then we want to hear from you. We know that there has already been work carried out in Bannerfield to help understand what is needed in the area. We are also using this information to help us to develop... MoreOpened 2 June 2025 -
Play Space Improvements – Eyemouth Play Park & Wheeled Sports Facility
Scottish Borders Council is spending almost £5 million to enhance play facilities across the region over a seven-year period. The plan is to improve outdoor activity for all children and young people. SBC currently has 187 play parks ranging from smaller local areas for play to destination play parks. A programme of investment has been developed based on previous improvements to play areas and community spaces to provide children and young... MoreOpened 6 June 2025 -
Draft Active Travel Strategy Consultation 2025
Scottish Borders Council has a vision to make active travel (walking, wheeling, cycling and horse riding) the natural first choice for everyday journeys across the Scottish Borders. This Draft Active Travel Strategy is focused on encouraging people to make sustainable travel choices, wherever possible. The Strategy organises, communicates, manages, delivers and monitors current and future active travel projects and initiatives. It will act as the framework for how the council... MoreOpened 21 June 2025 -
Hawick Active Travel Campaign - Agents Of Change Entry Form
Scottish Borders Council is excited to roll out RIDONKULOUS , a new active travel campaign happening in Hawick and the surrounding area. It’s all about getting you moving, whether it’s walking, wheeling or cycling for short everyday trips. Swap the car for your trainers or wheels and make your journey part of the adventure. We are looking for Agents of Change (similar to a brand ambassador) in each year group and inviting teachers to apply too. Our Agents will help... MoreOpened 21 August 2025 -
Croft Park Public Convenience Change of Use and Lease Disposal
Kelso Common Good are proposing to offer Kelso Rugby Football Club (KRFC) a 25 year lease for the use of Croft Park Public Toilets to provide facilities for club use. It is anticipated that the facilities will consist of toilets, a utility area (including kitchenette) and storage space. The toilets will be available for public use when KRFC are using the pitches for matches or training. The toilets, which were operated by Scottish Borders Council, were... MoreOpened 1 October 2025 -
Statutory Consultation Eyemouth Primary School Relocation and EY Build 2025
Statutory Consultation on Eyemouth Primary School Relocation and Early Years and Family Centre Build Scottish Borders Council is undertaking a statutory consultation in terms of the Schools (Consultation) (Scotland) Act 2010 ( As Amended). The legislation requires local authorities to undertake strong, accountable consultation in connection with proposals to make major, permanent changes to the school estate such as relocations of a school or part of a school. The principal driver for... MoreOpened 6 October 2025 -
Fountainhall Primary School Mothball Status Review Survey
Fountainhall Primary School was mothballed in June 2025 due to the numbers attending dropping to very low figures (1 primary child from August 2025) necessitating a temporary mothballing of the school to allow the doors to be closed at the end of summer term 2025. As part of the mothballing report in June 2025, Officers committed to undertaking a full review of the school (and Early Years/ Nursery) which is also mothballed) to assess the long term viability of the school and the nursery... MoreOpened 10 October 2025 -
SBC Consultation for the 2026/27 Budget
Scottish Borders Council Budget Consultation 2026/27 Scottish Borders Council is made up of skilled and experienced staff and councillors who work hard to plan and deliver services for everyone in our region. We have a deep understanding of our communities’ needs and are committed to using our expertise to make the best decisions we can. But our budget is limited and we cannot do everything that people might want. This means we have to make difficult... MoreOpened 20 October 2025 -
Financial Inclusion Team contact evaluation
Scottish Borders Council Financial Inclusion Team is a dedicated service that offers expert advice and support on welfare benefits and financial matters to residents across the region. They are accredited through the Scottish National Standards for Information and Advice Providers. The team supports individuals with a wide range of issues, offering expert guidance or signposting tailored to their needs. We are currently seeking feedback from both individuals and groups... MoreOpened 20 October 2025 -
IRES Evaluation Survey
As part of the development of the IRES 2027+ proposal, we are launching a citizen consultation to gather views from residents on skills and career opportunities in the region. MoreOpened 21 October 2025 -
Cemetery Strategy Engagement
This survey is designed to engage with local residents, visitors and stakeholders to better understand their views on cemetery management and ideas for improvement . The feedback collected will help inform the development of a Strategy for future service provision. Lair - the final resting place of a deceased person. A lair can be either for a coffin or ashes burial. Cremation - The burning of human remains, including the grinding of burnt remains (in line... MoreOpened 27 October 2025 -
Coldingham Bay & Pease Bay Tourism Survey
The beaches at Coldingham Bay and Pease Bay are vulnerable to the impacts of coastal flooding and erosion events. These events may result in the loss of beach, including the existing sand dunes, and result in the damage/ loss of infrastructure and properties adjacent to the coast for example, beach access, the coastal footpath etc. The long-term coastal management policy for both Coldingham Bay and Pease Bay is ‘No Active Intervention – Cease to Maintain’; this means that there... MoreOpened 3 November 2025
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