Help us name a golden eagle

The South Of Scotland Golden Eagle Projecthave kindly asked us to name one of the new golden eagles. We’ve asked around the team and come up with 5 suggestions and its now over to you to help us make the final choice. Click here and pop your choice in the comments. https://www.facebook.com/southernuplandspartnership/photos/a.875729669273706/2104604133052914/  1. Criffel – that […]

Newsletter June 2022

Welcome to the latest Southern Uplands Partnership projects updates. As we move out of Spring and into Summer, we hope better weather allows you to get out and about to experience some of the amazing things there are to do in South Scotland. Please enjoy the latest SUP news below, including among other things: progress […]

Join us… we are recruiting Freelance Community Consultants [Position Filled]

Ever fancied working for the Southern Uplands Partnership? Along with our core projects, the Southern Uplands Partnership also regular undertakes short term pieces of community/environmental/rural regeneration work. This might be adhoc research, community consultations, environmental feasibility studies, running stakeholder engagement events etc and to enable us to deliver these we require a bank of experienced […]

Scottish Borders Construction Forum 1st newsletter

SUP Services Ltd are delivering the Scottish Borders Construction Forum Project, which has been set up to discover how best to help and assist Borders Trades People, Local Businesses and Trade Suppliers (as individuals or collectively) to make more of the opportunities that the transition into energy efficiency and net zero will offer. Its first […]

Talla-Hartfell Wild Land Area

Ettrick © SlowBritain

The Talla-Hartfell project covers an area of 47,215ha in the central Southern Uplands. The project area boundary is roughly demarcated by the communities of Moffat, Tweedsmuir, the upper Yarrow (at the Gordon Arms Hotel) and Ettrick.

Proposed South West Scotland Coastal Trail – Project Overview

The development of a coastal path along the North Solway Coast has long been mooted and is the missing link between coastal routes in Ayrshire and Cumbria.

Overview: The development of a coastal path along the North Solway Coast has long been mooted and is the missing link between coastal routes in Ayrshire and Cumbria. A route would offer residents and visitors alike the opportunity to experience in full the region’s spectacular and varied coastline, while at the same time potentially generating […]

Newsletter September 2021

Tweed Sunset

Welcome to the latest, bumper, edition of the SUP newsletter.

As summer passes for another year and the early signs of autumn begin to show, there seems to be an awful lot going on across the south of Scotland.

Newsletter June 2021

Tweed Sunset

Welcome to Darren Flint and Katy Ewing who recently joined SUP as Project Officers, based at Kirkgunzeon.