Chris Faulds is a Trainee Reporter at Border Telegraph and Peebles News. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive events, and agriculture, with a particular focus on individual and team sports as well as farming-related issues. Chris has been featured in several publications, including Central Fife Times, Dunfermline Press, and The National Newspaper.
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Chris Faulds focuses on covering local events, including sports, community activities, and small business initiatives in Alloa and the surrounding areas. If you are involved in a local event or initiative related to sports, entertainment, community activism, or small businesses within this region of Scotland, reaching out to Chris with relevant news stories could be effective.
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By: Chris Faulds
A GROUP of talented school pupils have secured a spot in the prestigious Junk Kouture World Final.
RESIDENTS demanded trust, transparency and openness during a crunch meeting with infrastructure developers on the Gala North project.
A PEEBLES volunteer who recently scooped an award for his efforts has paid thanks to his colleagues for helping ensure their vital work continues.
By: Chris Faulds
ADDITIONAL toilets are set to be made available for the public this coming Beltane, it has been confirmed.
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CALLS have been made for Scottish Borders Council to stop using a weed killer which some studies have suggested causes cancer.
By: Chris Faulds
THERE are hopes of boosting income into the local economy as Peebles Community Trust (PCT) ploughs on with renovating its new High Street premises.
THE very best pipers and drummers gathered in Tweeddale at the weekend for the 23rd Innerleithen Pipe Band Championships.
By: Chris Faulds
A MAN has been arrested in connection with road traffic offences following a single-vehicle crash in the Borders.
