To have wider locations for our festive lights to use for years to come. We want this big event in our community calendar to attract local families and help them be part of our shared future.

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.

Under the leadership of the late Mollie McIntosh we have worked tirelessly to keep our doors open. The roof now has nail sickness and needs urgent repair. Without a roof there will be no Hall and without the Hall our 28 user groups will be homeless.

The Edible Garden is a community garden run by volunteers, teaching all aspects of growing, food waste, reducing landfill and our carbon footprint. Providing access to healthy produce to improve diets and health. Linking in with the local school/clubs.

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.

The fountain located in the grounds of the Victoria Hall has been neglected over recent years, the metalwork is rusting and the paintwork is in a deplorable state. Work must be carried out urgently to halt the deterioration of this Selkirk landmark.

New beginning is to bring NEW and exciting sports to Cheviot area such as Floorball, Dodgeball, Handball and many more. This fantastic opportunity will be available to all ages, while we focus on health and wellbeing our aim is fun for everyone.