Eyemouth Marine Ltd was established in July 2017 when a local businessman bought the Repair and Servicing yard at Brownsbank. As ‘A Garage for the Sea’ our key focus is the repair and servicing of vessels. From a simple power wash and bottom paint to fabricating bespoke parts or fibre-glassing,...
Read MoreKirk Square Fair is an annual, one day event celebrating local food & drink, music and crafts – all that is unique, delicious and memorable about the Scottish Borders and the Berwickshire Coast, showcasing local businesses, 9:30am – 11:30 am – Coffee Morning in the Mason’s Hall – run by The Rotary Club of Eyemouth […]
Gibson and Company have been in accountancy practice in East Berwickshire for over 30 years dealing with clients on both sides of the border and some from much further afield. Joanna Gibson and her team have a wealth of experience in dealing with businesses of all types and sizes in the region. Established or starting […]
St Abbs is a vibrant fishing village on the east coast of Scotland, rich in heritage and scenic beauty. The NTS nature reserve and lighthouse at St Abbs Head, is on our doorstep. The Ebba Centre is a charming community centre run by the St Abbs Community Trust SCIO (Registered Charity Number SCO22555). Within the […]
Home Baking from the heart, made in the Scottish Borders using the finest ingredients. St Abbs Market, Afternoon Teas, small Celebrations & Events, Children’s Parties and Hampers for all occasions. Contact direct to discuss your requirements.
The waters off the Berwickshire coast have long been considered special by marine biologists as they contain a fantastic abundance and diversity of marine life. Add to this clear waters and spectacular underwater scenery and it is not surprising that divers have been coming to the area for decades. In the early days numbers were […]
Eyemouth Marine Ltd was established in July 2017 when a local businessman bought the Repair and Servicing yard at Brownsbank. As ‘A Garage for the Sea’ our key focus is the repair and servicing of vessels. From a simple power wash and bottom paint to fabricating bespoke parts or fibre-glassing, our experienced team of Craftsmen […]
Eyemouth Harbour is a trust port, whose purpose is to maintain, preserve and improve the harbour for the benefit of stakeholders and the wider community. The harbour is at the heart of this historic fishing town and both town and harbour and inextricable linked to the sea. Eyemouth Harbour Trust offer safe berthing for a […]
Splash is a Project of Eyemouth & District Community Trust and is a Community Space & resource dedicated to: Improve Wellbeing by reducing isolation within the Community Reduce the Barriers to accessing Training Learning & Support Improve the LifeSkills of Children & Young People We do this by: Volunteering Promoting Learning Community Involvement Community Fundraising […]
Beautiful grounds, exclusive stays and a relaxed atmosphere. At Netherbyres, you have more freedom to tie the knot your way. We think weddings should be laid back and stress-free. That’s why we’ll make sure you spend your day celebrating, not hung up on timelines, plans and rulebooks. You won’t have to share the space with […]
St Abbs Lifeboat first put to sea in 1911 and for the last 104 years we have supported and crewed the lifeboat, saving 230 lives. Sadly this long tradition of saving lives at sea looked like it was going to come to an end when the RNLI announced that they would be closing our lifeboat […]
Landscape Design – – Imaginative and tasteful garden designs to maximise your space for your budget. Construction – – Construction of outdoor spaces and quality gardens for your enjoyment. Hard and Soft Landscape Construction. Garden Maintenance – – Tidy up service and full waste removal. All maintenance covered from tree felling to weeding and everything […]
Boat, Robina Inglis came to Eyemouth in June 2012, and a partnership was established by Berwickshire Maritime Trust and CONNECT, a Berwickshire youth organisation and with financial support from Drysdales, the local employment agency and Scottish Borders Council. Eight unemployed 18 year olds, two retired boatbuilders and volunteers, started working on the vessel and the […]
