Latest news and project updates
Breakfast!
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 12:49
Early morning talks at Walkerburn Primary School by Nichola Sewell
The benefits of breakfast explained as part of the Healthy Living Network activities
8.00 - 8.30 on 15th 22nd and 31st March
Borders Walking Festival 2010
Tuesday, 16 February 2010 09:34
The 16th Borders Walking Festival will take place from 4th to 12th September. There is a wide range of walks planned for all abilities. Many of these will be in the Walkerburn area. Watch this space for more information or go to www.borderswalking.com . The festival is being organised by a consortium of local groups including the East Tweeddale Pathways Group.
Leading for Local Regeneration
Sunday, 07 February 2010 21:23
As part of the local community led plan process there is a chance for 10 people from Walkerburn to take part in a learning programme. The programme is designed to help those who are already or who wish to become involved in taking forward the ideas which come forward as a result of the community led plan.
First Aid course
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 16:16
Don't miss this chance to gain a first aid qualification. A short course on 3 Wednesday mornings with an emphasis on first aid for children. The course will run in the Village Hall on 17th, 24th and 31st of March from 10.00 am to 12.00. It is part of the Healthy Living Network programme which is running in the village.
Contact Nichola Sewell on 0774 8320108 to find out more or book a place. Coming soon - Immediate First Aid - an evening course.
Welcome to the Walkerburn
Community website
Walkerburn is a small Scottish Borders community on the A72 between Peebles and Galashiels. The Walkerburn Community Development Trust was set up in 2005 during the final year of a 3-year period as a European Transitional Regeneration Area. Our aim is to develop the regeneration work started over the previous two years through various projects. These projects will initially centre around the tourism industry to take advantage of Walkerburn’s position on the banks of the Tweed and in the middle of the Tweed Valley Forest Park. The overall aim of the Trust is to serve the community by helping to make Walkerburn a great place to work, rest and play.
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