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Living Streets need your help!

Stow Residents! Give your views on walking and receive a £25 voucher for your time! Living Streets, the UK charity for everyday walking, are looking for 10 Stow residents to join them on walkabout and discussion in Stow on April 2nd. If you are interested, please click the link below to complete a short survey. […]

Police notice - can you help?  Fires at Stow.

Posted on FB by Police Scotland: Detectives in Galashiels are appealing for information following fires in Stow. Around 2.25am on Sunday, 17 March 2024, emergency services responded to a fire within a farm shed located in a field off Earlston Road. It was established that around 90 bales of hay were destroyed. On Tuesday, 5 […]

Church services this Easter

Church services continue to be shared between St Mary of Wedale – Stow Parish Church, Heriot Church and Caddonfoot Church, with services in Heriot on the first and third Sundays of the month and in Stow on the second and fourth Sundays of the month. Special services for Easter will be as follows. Maundy Thursday, […]

Stow & District Pensioners' Coffee Morning

Stow & District Pensioners are holding a fundraising coffee morning this Saturday, 16 March, at Stow Town Hall from 1030-1200. All ages welcome!

Welcome to Stow, and welcome to the Stow website.  Here you’ll find everything about the village of Stow and its neighbour Fountainhall.

This website is provided for the community by The Parish Of Stow Community Council. Funded by The Windfarm Trust. (EDF Longpark)

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We are excited to present our  online guide to Stow and the surrounding area shows general visitor information and points of historical interest. It also marks walking and cycling routes based around Stow. This is an essential guide to a hidden gem of the Scottish Borders.  Download it here www.locus-focus.co.uk/FocusOn/Stow

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