Horncliffe House is a Grade II listed building in a beautiful location near  the peaceful village of Horncliffe, Northumberland. It sits on the south bank of the River Tweed just 5 miles from Berwick-Upon-Tweed.

Pollinators Along the Tweed is a Destination Tweed partnership project, led by Buglife, which aims to create and restore up to 40 hectares of pollinator habitat along the River Tweed B-Line.

TweedWATCH is the Education Programme of Destination Tweed, led by Tweed Forum. It provides a wide range of curriculum-linked outdoor learning, built around a collection of tried and tested activities, workshops and resources that can be adapted to meet the aims and needs of each class or group. The John Muir Award provides a flexible […]

Woven Kinship CIC offers water and land-based participatory arts-for-wellbeing engagement projects and events along the River Tweed. With support from Destination Tweed’s Community Grants Scheme, Woven Kinship provided a programme at the Dookits, on the Tweed near Peebles, facilitating connection with the river in a safe and supported environment.

Paxton House’s history is inextricably linked with the transatlantic slave trade. Since 2007, the Paxton Trust has worked to openly acknowledge this history, embark on the process of decolonisation, and to start to address historical injustices. In 2025, they continued this work with a project developed and delivered in partnership with long-term community partner Descendants […]

Greener Peebles runs a thriving intergenerational community garden in Peebles, where volunteers learn how to grow food while developing skills, making friends and building confidence. With a grant from Destination Tweed’s Community Grants Scheme, Greener Peebles was able to run weekly sessions to support gardening for biodiversity, create a wildlife trail, and enhance the garden […]