The Old Fish Shop in Selkirk, derelict for 22 years, is now in community ownership and could become a pop-up shop, meeting or exhibition space, or energy advice centre for the community. We have raised £61K and need £15K more to complete the job.

Sea the Change wants to make our beautiful Scottish Borders coast available and fully accessible to people who have a physical disability or may find difficult to walk on sand. Beach access for all.

To purchase foldable staging and related equipment, stored at the school, available to the school, visiting groups and community. The village lacks this resource.  This enables local people of all ages to experience events as performers or audience.

We want to bring a Trishaw to Hawick. The specially designed bike would give people who have less mobility the opportunity to get outdoors and socialise.  Our pilots will transport passengers free of charge around Wilton Park in each of the seasons.

Replacement of the current Swinton Village Green electrical cabling & sockets, which no longer comply with safety standards. A safe electricity supply on the Green is essential for events like our Swinton Gala Day & Christmas Lights Display.

The Community Centre has to be made wind & watertight & fit for purpose.  Repairing the flat roof using rubberised material and acrylic is expected to last 25 years +. We also plan to repair, replace and paint the guttering, barge boards, & replace some slates on the roof.