Tweed Valley Stories

The butchers and brewers, bakers and makers bringing local flavour to the valley.

New businesses, new menus and more. Meet the new kids on the valley’s food scene.

Celebrating one of the Tweed Valley’s great historical landmarks: Neidpath Castle

Go Ape’s Rob McGurk explains why treetop adventures are good for mind and body.

Celebrate the best international restaurants in the Tweed Valley.

Discover the signature flavours coming from kitchens across the valley this season.

Coorie in with family and friends to enjoy our pick of exceptional, seasonal suppers.

Embrace the season with a responsible tour of our cosiest pubs & inns.

Creative Tweed Valley – Discover more about the unique museum and working letterpress printers at the heart of the Tweed Valley.

Tweed Valley Blogger – Stewart Wilson – explores Windlestraw Law, the highest point in the parish of Innerleithen

Professional fly-fishing guide and instructor, Finlay Wilson, celebrates the Tweed Valley’s spring salmon and trout fishing season.

Taste Tweed Valley – Karen Coltman, Coltman’s Kitchen, Deli & Restaurant

Taste Tweed Valley – Iain Gourlay, Cringletie

Taste Tweed Valley – Emma Perry, No.1 café

Taste Tweed Valley – Jamie Rogers, Traquair Arms Hotel

Meet Sarah McNeil, the public face of our brand-new visitor centre in the heart of Peebles High Street.

Discover more about a pioneering project to grow the golden eagle population in the area.

We meet Steve and Susan Plag, an inspiring couple who have breathed new life into a bunkhouse near Peebles.

Often overlooked, we take a closer look at a charming conservation village that has hidden treasures at every turn.

With two huge mountain bike race festivals coming to the Tweed Valley this autumn, the area has well and truly got its bike buzz back on again.

We meet Nicola Orr, a freelance wholefood chef, yogi and dedicated outdoor swimmer.

We meet a pair of walking guides who are passionate about the cultural heritage of Innerleithen.