Discover the History and Evolution of Tweed River Crossings Join AOC Archaeology for an engaging workshop introducing Crossing the Tweed, a fascinating sub-theme of the Mapping the Tweed project. Explore and contribute information on how bridges, fords, and other crossing points along the Tweed River and its tributaries have shaped communication routes and landscapes throughout history. Workshop […]

We’re thrilled to have been invited to take part in Bang Goes the Borders again this year. With lots of science-packed activities for young people, it promises to be a fun filled day! Join Jenny, our TweedWATCH Education Officer, and Kate, Buglife Pollinators Along the Tweed Conservation Officer, for nature inspired crafts and a drop-in […]

Katie O’Connell and Graeme Cavers of AOC Archaeology Group will say a few words about the proposed research design for Uncovering the Tweed and upcoming opportunities for participation. We’d be delighted to hear your thoughts on our plans and any suggestions you may have for sites or research themes that we might investigate through Uncovering […]

As part of this year’s Springboard: Local assembly for creative climate action, we’re delighted to be putting on a community bike ride from Walkerburn to Cardrona and back, with a stop on the river bank at Cardrona. The theme for this year’s Springboard event is ‘Active travel’ and our bike ride is also part of […]