Berwick-upon-Tweed was a constituency of the Parliament of Scotland.

Berwick-upon-Tweed was created a royal burgh between 1119 and 1124,^[1] and was intermittently represented in Parliament.^[2] The burgh is known to have been represented in the meetings of 20 November 1469, 6 May 1471, 6–7 May 1478, 1 March 1479 and 2 April 1481, but the only burgh commissioner whose name is recorded is Archibald Manderston,^[1] who attended on 11 April^[3] and 13 April 1481.^[4]

No commissioner for Berwick-upon-Tweed is listed in the sederunt of 19 March 1482.^[5] The burgh was lost to the English later that year, and sent no further representatives to the Scottish parliament.^[1] By 1512 the town had been enfranchised and was sending members to the Parliament of England.^[2]