The Scottish Borders Living Wage Action Group have created a dynamic new initiative to promote Living Wage employers to values-driven consumers.
The Trail features ten standout employers from the vibrant retail and tourism sectors of the Scottish Borders, each offering a unique experience that reflects the region’s rich heritage and creative spirit.
Step into history at the Trimontium Museum, an award-winning attraction that brings Roman Iron Age Scotland to life. Then raise a glass at Durty Brewing, where exceptional craft beer meets behind-the-scenes tours and a welcoming Taproom.
Motorsport enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Jim Clark Motorsport Museum, which celebrates the legendary life and career of one of Scotland’s greatest racing icons. Explore Abbotsford and enjoy a magical journey into the world of Sir Walter Scott.
ERIBÉ is an award-winning knitwear brand known for its creative use of patterns, colours, and yarns. Their timeless designs can be explored at their showroom in Melrose. In Selkirk, Game and Country offers a wide range of outdoor gear and clothing, with expert staff ready to help.
Johnston’s of Elgin in Hawick features stylish clothing for all ages and elegant home interiors, all housed in a bright retail space with a coffee shop. Peebles is home to the Eastgate Theatre, a lively arts venue offering performances, films, workshops, and festivals that engage the local community.
The Borders Book Festival, held each June, celebrates literature and entertainment with talks, artisan food, and live music. Meanwhile, The Great Tapestry of Scotland showcases 420 million years of history through 160 embroidered panels, telling Scotland’s story through the eyes of its people.
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