Drone Hill & NnG East Berwickshire Fund

OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS

Support for Local Projects Across East Berwickshire

Funding is available for projects benefiting community council areas across East Berwickshire through the Drone Hill & NnG East Berwickshire Fund. Grants are offered at two levels to support local initiatives and improvements.

  • St Abbs, Eyemouth, Burnmouth: Funding of up to £3,000 is available for projects benefiting one or more of these community council areas.
  • Reston & Auchencrow, Grantshouse, Co’Path & Cove, Coldingham: Funding of up to £10,000 is available for projects benefiting one or more of these community council areas.
  • How to apply: Scan the QR code on the official notice or contact niome@foundationscotland.org.uk for guidance and application forms.
  • Deadline: Completed applications must be submitted by 6 September 2026.
Open for applications (pdf)

A1 CORRIDOR & TRAFFIC UPDATES

TRAFFIC PORTAL

MANAGING THE SEASONAL SURGE

With the arrival of the summer tourist season, the Community Council is highlighting seasonal challenges along the A1 corridor affecting Grantshouse, Houndwood, and Harelawside.

  • Significant Traffic Increase: Residents should anticipate a 30-40% increase in traffic volume on the A1 through our parishes due to summer tourism and seasonal haulage.
  • Slow-Moving Vehicles: Exercise additional patience at village junctions as agricultural machinery and harvest transport become more frequent during peak summer months.
  • A1 Culvert Progress: Mitigation works continue on critical culverts to the north and south of Grantshouse to resolve historical flooding issues.
  • Litter Enforcement: BEAR Scotland has confirmed the installation of monitoring cameras along the A1 corridor to identify and deter illegal littering.
  • Pedestrian Footpaths: Ongoing discussions with BEAR regarding verge maintenance and pedestrian protection on the paths connecting our settlements.

RECENT JOURNAL ENTRIES

WINTER PORTAL

A NEW DIGITAL HORIZON FOR OUR COMMUNITY

As we entered 2026, we launched our redesigned digital home. This portal serves as a central registry for all matters affecting Grantshouse, Houndwood, and Harelawside, ensuring our community remains connected and informed.

COMMUNITY STORIES

SHARE YOUR PERSPECTIVE

Our journal is intended to be a living history of our villages. Whether you have news regarding local wildlife, farm updates, or community successes, we want to hear from you.

SUBMIT A STORY
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Drone Hill & NnG East Berwickshire Fund

OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS

Support for Local Projects Across East Berwickshire

Funding is available for projects benefiting community council areas across East Berwickshire through the Drone Hill & NnG East Berwickshire Fund. Grants are offered at two levels to support local initiatives and improvements.

  • St Abbs, Eyemouth, Burnmouth: Funding of up to £3,000 is available for projects benefiting one or more of these community council areas.
  • Reston & Auchencrow, Grantshouse, Co’Path & Cove, Coldingham: Funding of up to £10,000 is available for projects benefiting one or more of these community council areas.
  • How to apply: Scan the QR code on the official notice or contact niome@foundationscotland.org.uk for guidance and application forms.
  • Deadline: Completed applications must be submitted by 6 September 2026.
Download Official Notice (.pdf)

A1 CORRIDOR & TRAFFIC UPDATES

TRAFFIC PORTAL

MANAGING THE SEASONAL SURGE

With the arrival of the summer tourist season, the Community Council is highlighting seasonal challenges along the A1 corridor affecting Grantshouse, Houndwood, and Harelawside.

  • Significant Traffic Increase: Residents should anticipate a 30-40% increase in traffic volume on the A1 through our parishes due to summer tourism and seasonal haulage.
  • Slow-Moving Vehicles: Exercise additional patience at village junctions as agricultural machinery and harvest transport become more frequent during peak summer months.
  • A1 Culvert Progress: Mitigation works continue on critical culverts to the north and south of Grantshouse to resolve historical flooding issues.
  • Litter Enforcement: BEAR Scotland has confirmed the installation of monitoring cameras along the A1 corridor to identify and deter illegal littering.
  • Pedestrian Footpaths: Ongoing discussions with BEAR regarding verge maintenance and pedestrian protection on the paths connecting our settlements.

RECENT JOURNAL ENTRIES

WINTER PORTAL

A NEW DIGITAL HORIZON FOR OUR COMMUNITY

As we entered 2026, we launched our redesigned digital home. This portal serves as a central registry for all matters affecting Grantshouse, Houndwood, and Harelawside, ensuring our community remains connected and informed.

COMMUNITY STORIES

SHARE YOUR PERSPECTIVE

Our journal is intended to be a living history of our villages. Whether you have news regarding local wildlife, farm updates, or community successes, we want to hear from you.

SUBMIT A STORY