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Shielfield Terrace, BERWICK-UPON-TWEED, TD15 2EE

Players from Queen of the South Football Club warm up on the pitch at Shielfield Park, home of Berwick Rangers.

Looking over the goal at the North end of the stadium, towards a factory of unknown type. The game was the 2005-2006 Third Division promotion play-off semi-final, second leg, between Stenhousemuir (in the white, attacking) and Berwick Rangers. The game ended 0-0, Berwick going through as they had won the first leg 1-0. They did not gain promotion, but went up as champions the following season. Despite appearances, there were several hundred spectators at the game. The ground is also home to the Berwick Bandits speedway team. Despite being located in England (and, despite arguments over Berwick-Upon-Tweed, the ground is firmly in England, at Tweedmouth), Berwick Rangers play in the Scottish League.

To the right of the Currys PC World store a new unit is under construction, expanding the retail park. In the few months since Image was taken work has progressed considerably and the exterior of the unit almost looks complete and matches the adjacent units.

The building at the retail which was under construction in Image has been occupied by a branch of the national retailer Poundland. It joins Currys PC World, Halfords, Next, Carpet Right, M & S Foodhall, Argos and Homebase, all of whom currently have units on the retail park.

A new unit is being constructed adjoining the existing row of shops at Tweedbank Retail Park on Northumberland Road, Tweedmouth. The unit is being built to the right of Currys in Image

The northern end of the row of large retail units at Tweedbank Retail Park in Tweedmouth. Halfords have vacated the unit they occupied in the park in the time since Image was taken in 2020.

Tin shed retailing on the south side of Berwick.

Tweedmouth signal box was built in 1961. The signal box currently controls a section of the East Coast Mainline stretching from northern Northumberland into southern Scotland.

This is outside the southwest end of Berwick Rangers FC ground at Tweedmouth with the Black and Gold pub in the foreground. The ground is also home to the Berwick Bandits Speedway Team.

This is the entrance to the Black and Gold pub adjacent to Berwick Rangers Football Club ground. The bar is named after the home kit colours of the football team.