The Royal Burgh of Jedburgh Community Council welcomes you and looks forward to working together to benefit the town throughout 2010

We meet monthly to discuss issues affecting the town, including possible developments and projects. The Scottish Borders councillors for the Jedburgh area attend regularly. We also liaise with other bodies and agencies including police.

The aim of the council is to secure what is best for the future prosperity and wellbeing of Jedburgh and its citizens. Council meetings are open to the public who may come and observe and, at the discretion of the chairman, take part.

The council is also involved in the annual Christmas Lights project and is keen to support other community projects in the Royal Burgh.

Community councillors also play a role in the civic life of the town, particularly on Remembrance Sunday and during the Jethart Callants Festival.

We hope through this site to keep constituents in touch with the work of the Community Council.

We would ask all of you who view this site to actively use the feedback menu.

Royal Burgh of Jedburgh Community Council Crest	Fountain The historic Jubillee Fountain is currently undergoing restoration work. It is hoped that, when completed, lighting will be installed and the flow of water restored.
Toast Honorary Provost Harvey Oliver proposes a toast to 2010 Jethsrt Callant Grant Davidson on the evening of the Queen's Ride, accompanied by Honorary Bailies Dot Millar and Ray King.	Herald Festival Herald Gary Armstrong pictured at Mary, Queen of Scots' House during the Queen's Ride on 5th July 2010
Queen's Ride The visit to Mary, Queen of Scots' House during the Queen's Ride	Fun Park Alex Neill MSP, communities minister in the Scottish Government, visited Jedburgh on 12th July to see how the town had benefitted from Town Centre Regeneration Fund cash. He is pictured at the new Jedburgh Fun Park in Canongate.