Running a busy tourism or hospitality business leaves little time to step back, but small changes can make a difference to your bottom line. As part of the work around developing the River Tweed Trail...

Find out what’s on with Destination Tweed along the river and across the wider catchment. Our projects offer year-round events and activities for all ages and abilities – from volunteer days and famil...

The Plan sets out objectives to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive non-native species (INNS) within the Tweed catchment

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Riverwoods, Destination Tweed’s Tweed Stories and Innerleithen Community Trust invite you to a drop-in creative storytelling and story-gathering event exploring the River Tweed and its river woodlands...

Excavations at a scooped settlement north of Moffat in October 2024 have helped shed light on life in Southern Scotland in prehistory.

MORE than 1,500 trees have been planted on a Peeblesshire farm in a bid to improve biodiversity and climate resilience.

An archive of community stories celebrating the River Tweed.

A creative collaboration led by Berwick-upon-Tweed–based design practice NEON, has been appointed to deliver on-the-ground interpretation for the new River Tweed Trail ahead of its opening in 2028. Pa...

A major river-revitalisation project working to conserve, celebrate and share the nature, history and stories of the River Tweed.

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Work is set to begin next week on the construction of a new £1 million Bunkhouse at the historic Crook Inn site in Tweedsmuir in the Scottish Borders.

Connecting Threads is a five year programme of workshops, activities and events exploring river culture. We are part of the landscape-scale project Destination Tweed, working across the Scottish Borde...

An exciting new leaflet is available across Berwick, shining a light on local rock stars (the geological kind!). Produced by local volunteers, and featuring artwork by Daniel J. Weatheritt, this eye-c...

The Destination Tweed Community Grants Scheme was launched to support projects based within 2 km of the River Tweed.

A major river-revitalisation project working to conserve, celebrate and share the nature, history and stories of the River Tweed.

A major river-revitalisation project working to conserve, celebrate and share the nature, history and stories of the River Tweed.

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Enter the competition below and your photograph could be used in this brand new exhibition showcasing the importance of the River Tweed in the community.

Join the UtT team for an excavation at the deserted medieval settlement at Horndean.

Enter the competition below and your photograph could be used in this brand new exhibition showcasing the importance of the River Tweed in the community.

The European Outdoor Conservation Association ( EOCA ) is a group of European outdoor industry businesses who have come together to provide conservation grants for worldwide projects.