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Former Almstrong Department Store gap site has new lease of life – Scottish Borders Council

Summary by scotborders.gov.uk
The former gap site in Hawick has been given a new lease of life. Teviot Crescent and Oliver Crescent, a gap site of the former Almstrongs Shop was opened on 3 June, creating a useable public space.
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Former Almstrong Department Store gap site has new lease of life – Scottish Borders Council

The former gap site in Hawick has been given a new lease of life. Teviot Crescent and Oliver Crescent, a gap site of the former Almstrongs Shop was opened on 3 June, creating a useable public space.

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scotborders.gov.uk broke the news on Monday, June 8, 2026.
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