In 2025, Go Tweed Valley received a grant from Destination Tweed’s Community Grants Scheme to develop a literary trail which shines a light on the literary heritage of the Tweed Valley, guiding visitors and locals to destinations, landmarks and attractions that celebrate the notable writers inspired by the River Tweed and its communities.

At approximately 113 miles, the River Tweed Trail will be one of the UK’s newest long distance routes, showcasing the exceptional natural, built and cultural heritage from Moffat to Berwick-upon-Tweed where the river meets the sea. Now, well in to the design and delivery of the route, we reflect on the achievements of the building […]

Innerleithen Open Studios celebrates local art and artists through a weekend of exhibitions and events. Thanks to support from Destination Tweed’s Community Grants Scheme, this key cultural festival was able to expand its offering for 2024.

Over May and June 2024, Scottish Borders Council, in collaboration with Destination Tweed, ran a consultation event, in person and online, for the proposed active travel link between Gytes and Fotheringham Footbridge, Peebles. The result of this has now been published online and is available to read at the link below. We want to thank […]