Located in the scenic Borders region of Scotland, Hawick is a town renowned for its rich textile heritage and stunning landscapes. A welcoming community, it offers excellent local amenities like shops, cafes, and parks. Well-connected by road and rail, it's ideal for commuters to nearby cities. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the picturesque River Teviot and the surrounding hills. Famous for its annual Common Riding festival, Hawick boasts a cultural scene that makes it a place to live.
Hawick (TD9) postcode district is located in the ceremonial county of Tweeddale, and is part of the Tweed postal town.
Settlements within TD9 include:
Appletreehall, Bedrule, Black Lyne, Bonchester Bridge, Borthwick Water, Branxholme, Broadhaugh, Buccleuch, Bucklands, Burnfoot, Burnhead, Carlenrig, Castleweary, Cauld, Cauldmill, Chesters, Cleuch Head, Copshaw Holm (Newcastleton), Craik, Denholm, Denholmhill, Dinlabyre, Effledge, Falnash, Gorrenberry, Greens, Harwood on Teviot, Hassendean, Hawick, Hermitage, Hermitage Water, Hislop, Hobkirk, Horsleyhill, Howpasley, Kershopefoot, Kirkton, Langhope Burn, Larriston, Liddle Water, Linhope, Lymiecleuch, Lynnwood, Mackside, Midgard, Minto, Minto Kames, Netherraw, New Mill, Newcastleton (Copshaw Holm), Newlands, Newmill, Newton, Ormiston, Peel Burn, Pilmuir, Roberton, Rule Water, Saughtree, Skelfhill, Southdean, Steele Road, Steeleroad end, Stobs Castle, Stonedge, Teviot, Teviothead, Whithaugh, Whitriggs, Wilton, Wormscleuch Burn
Percentage of people in Tweed TD9 who are classed as being unemployed at Census 2021.
An unemployment rate of 5% in Hawick TD9 is slightly above the UK average of 4.3%, indicating a moderate level of joblessness.
While some residents may face employment challenges, the rate still suggests a functioning local economy. Efforts to boost job opportunities could further enhance community stability and support the area's long-term growth.
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