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Scottish Borders Green Party actively seeks a fair, just and sustainable Scotland.

£5.39m for affordable homes left unspent, while homeless families are sent to Carlisle

The Borders missed its affordable housing target while homeless households were placed across the border.

Published June 12, 2026
Categorized as Housing

Laura Moodie elected Green MSP for South Scotland

A historic result: 15 Scottish Green MSPs, and for the first time everyone in Scotland has a Green MSP.

Published May 8, 2026
Categorized as Elections

Introducing Laura Moodie

Laura Moodie sets out her vision for a fairer, stronger, greener South of Scotland.

Published March 9, 2026
Categorized as Elections

Borders Railway to Hawick and Carlisle: time for a date, not more studies

The extension is moving to a business case. The Scottish Greens’ 2026 manifesto commits to it.

Published February 26, 2026
Categorized as Transport

Council Tax up 8.5%, but second homes finally pay their way

Second homes now pay 225% Council Tax and long-term empty homes 300%, using powers won by Green MSPs.

Published February 20, 2026
Categorized as Housing

Live Borders funding down 45% in real terms, says Peebles Community Council

Peebles community council’s own analysis says the council’s leisure funding has fallen sharply once inflation is counted.

Published February 13, 2026
Categorized as Council watch

A £123 million pothole: Borders roads need a proper plan

Fully repairing Borders roads would cost £123m. The council has £5m. Rural roads are paying the price.

Published January 9, 2026
Categorized as Roads

Most of Europe has a visitor levy. Why not the Borders?

The council has set up a working group on a visitor levy. We say: consult properly, and spend it on what visitors use.

Published December 5, 2025
Categorized as Council watch

Pools, libraries and halls: fewer, but better?

The council has approved a smaller leisure estate. Communities taking over halls need real support, not just the keys.

Published November 21, 2025
Categorized as Council watch

Public buses work: council now runs half the Borders network

Scottish Borders Council now runs 19 of the region’s 39 bus services itself, and passenger numbers are climbing.

Published November 3, 2025
Categorized as Transport

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