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.

Connecting young people from across Berwickshire with transport for trips, residentials and activity days - opportunities to learn, grow in confidence, build skills and experience. Make it a summer to remember for local children and young people!

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.

Our project aims to bring a valuable asset to the people of Berwickshire. We already have 30+ bikes. The idea is that the TEDDA hut in Eyemouth will become a distribution hub for bicycles and related training activities.

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.

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.

Glendinning Play for All will provide much needed playground equipment within the Glendinning community. Some of the children have made a video to explain the issue at https://vimeo.com/296529355 Please vote for us!

A power hoist enables independent access to Duns Pool for any swimmer finding the steps difficult. Numbers needing help have grown so a new hoist is crucial to allow easy access to the pool, extending a warm welcome to all and promoting inclusion.

Chirnside Tennis Courts needs your votes! It’s showing its age and needs some TLC!  Vote for us so we can show it we care + add netball, basketball and 5-a-side use.     

To create a short, level connecting path beside the Tweed to bypass two large sets of steps, enabling easy access to Haylodge Park from the town centre for wheelchair users, those with prams and the less able bodied to enjoy the park and the river.