Welcome to Innerleithen Online
The Community website of Innerleithen & District
(Representing the Town of Innerleithen and the villages of Cardrona, Traquair & Glen)
INNERLEITHEN - CORONAVIRUS MUTUAL ASSISTANCE GROUP
This group has been set up by Innerleithen & District Community Council to act as a Community Notice Board and contact point for anyone concerned about Coronovirus in Innerleithen. Telephone Answer service available on 01896 888081.
USE THIS LINK TO EITHER VOLUNTEER TO HELP OR TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE
Unless you live within 5 miles of a beauty spot, you should not be using a vehicle to get there. All mountain bike tracks on forestry areas are currently closed. Please obey the rules and help make it safe for everyone.
Welcome to the Town of Innerleithen the eighth largest settlement in the Scottish Borders.
The Innerleithen Online web site has been created by Innerleithen and District Community Council together with the Innerleithen Community Trust to provide information about this beautiful area of southern Scotland. The web site has recently been remodelled and has had its navigation simplified. To find what you are looking for from any page, simply click on the menu headings at the top of the page. Some headings such as Activities and Key centres will display a scroll down list of further choices. Many other options including our link pages, What's On, Places to visit etc are available from the More.. menu at the top of the page.
The Community Council operate five Facebook pages on behalf of the community:-
Official Innerleithen & District Community Council Page
Innerleithen - Coronavirus Mutual assistance Group
Innerleithen Trade & Business Directory
Innerleithen.Online - Community Forum
Bin the Poo - Anti dog fouling campaign
This area lies within the Tweed Valley and is an excellent leisure centre for golf, fishing, mountain biking and walking. The Southern Upland Way is also within easy reach.
There is a busy events calendar throughout the year which includes musical events, festivals and sporting pursuits, so there are lots to see and do. We also have an amazing array of local organisations which cater for a wide variety of interests and who welcome new members.
Dogs
Innerleithen also welcomes responsible dog owners with many dog-friendly places to stay or visit and has initiated a scheme to provide poo-bags throughout the area to help combat unnecessary dog fowling. Local resident Jennifer Allerhand runs Cosaig Self Catering and has put together a Dog's Own Guide (see below) which highlights many places where dogs and their owners can feel welcome .
The Community website of Innerleithen & District
(Representing the Town of Innerleithen and the villages of Cardrona, Traquair & Glen)
INNERLEITHEN - CORONAVIRUS MUTUAL ASSISTANCE GROUP
This group has been set up by Innerleithen & District Community Council to act as a Community Notice Board and contact point for anyone concerned about Coronovirus in Innerleithen. Telephone Answer service available on 01896 888081.
USE THIS LINK TO EITHER VOLUNTEER TO HELP OR TO REQUEST ASSISTANCE
Unless you live within 5 miles of a beauty spot, you should not be using a vehicle to get there. All mountain bike tracks on forestry areas are currently closed. Please obey the rules and help make it safe for everyone.
Welcome to the Town of Innerleithen the eighth largest settlement in the Scottish Borders.
The Innerleithen Online web site has been created by Innerleithen and District Community Council together with the Innerleithen Community Trust to provide information about this beautiful area of southern Scotland. The web site has recently been remodelled and has had its navigation simplified. To find what you are looking for from any page, simply click on the menu headings at the top of the page. Some headings such as Activities and Key centres will display a scroll down list of further choices. Many other options including our link pages, What's On, Places to visit etc are available from the More.. menu at the top of the page.
The Community Council operate five Facebook pages on behalf of the community:-
Official Innerleithen & District Community Council Page
Innerleithen - Coronavirus Mutual assistance Group
Innerleithen Trade & Business Directory
Innerleithen.Online - Community Forum
Bin the Poo - Anti dog fouling campaign
This area lies within the Tweed Valley and is an excellent leisure centre for golf, fishing, mountain biking and walking. The Southern Upland Way is also within easy reach.
There is a busy events calendar throughout the year which includes musical events, festivals and sporting pursuits, so there are lots to see and do. We also have an amazing array of local organisations which cater for a wide variety of interests and who welcome new members.
Dogs
Innerleithen also welcomes responsible dog owners with many dog-friendly places to stay or visit and has initiated a scheme to provide poo-bags throughout the area to help combat unnecessary dog fowling. Local resident Jennifer Allerhand runs Cosaig Self Catering and has put together a Dog's Own Guide (see below) which highlights many places where dogs and their owners can feel welcome .
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BIN THE POO CAMPAIGN
We're creating a map to help with analysing the Pick-Up-The-Poo campaign and we would be interested in your input regarding what we should measure, and so on. Here's some ideas
1. Discarded poos (Sad Poos)
2. Properly deposited poops (Happy Poos)
3. Bin locations
We're thinking that if residents could report 1 and 2 by emailing innerscc@gmail.com with the location and a pic, we could record this information on the map to help us highlight troublespots.
We're creating a map to help with analysing the Pick-Up-The-Poo campaign and we would be interested in your input regarding what we should measure, and so on. Here's some ideas
1. Discarded poos (Sad Poos)
2. Properly deposited poops (Happy Poos)
3. Bin locations
We're thinking that if residents could report 1 and 2 by emailing innerscc@gmail.com with the location and a pic, we could record this information on the map to help us highlight troublespots.
The main photographic contribution to this web site has been made by Graham Riddell of GR Photography. His web site can be viewed by clicking on this link. https://www.grahamriddellphotography.co.uk/
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