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The 125th Morebattle games week’s came to fun, if rather wet, conclusion on Friday with the traditional fancy dress parade rounded off a week of games and get togethers.

On November 11, 1918, church bells across the country pealed to signify the end of four arduous years of war.

A Borders poet is set to perform at The Saltire Society in Edinburgh as part of a series of events this month celebrating traditional and contemporary Scottish music and poetry.

What happened before the battle?

Coldstream Civic Week celebrations continue tomorrow with the main rideout to Flodden.

Access to the upper part of the Howdenburn area of Jedburgh will be restricted later this month to allow for four days of road resurfacing works.

They say the best is saved till last, and as the 1993 common riding season drew to a close at Lauder, Cornet Derek Wilson’s big moment had finally arrived.

Rugby fans flocked to Peebles on Saturday as the first round of the 2019 Kings of the Sevens tournament took place at the Gytes.

This year’s Morebattle Games Week is a proving to be a real family affair, not least for its programme packed with family friendly activities.

Four Borders tourist attractions are being promoted across Scotland on a new tourist map designed to encourage families out and about by rail this summer.

The Battle of Amiens marked the beginning of the end of the First World War.

Summer can mean many things, and across Scotland, our readers were busy enjoying it in a variety of ways on Saturday, July 21.

After almost four years in the making, Selkirk Community Shed is finally up and running.

Tucked away on the A698 Jedburgh to Kelso road, the Caddy Mann restaurant is a real hidden gem – and now the hideaway has been shortlisted in that category in our sister paper the Scotsman’s food and drink awards.

The 125th Morebattle festival week will be celebrated next week.

With attractions like the Kangaroo Kid and bungee jumping on the programme, you could say there was a new ‘bounce’ at the 1993 Border Union Show.

An Indian restaurant owner is stepping up his efforts to convince worried residents of nearby flats that a planned new eatery would not pose a health and safety risk to them.

Almost a third of the hikes making up this year’s Scottish Borders Walking Festival, the 24th, have sold out already even though it’s still over a month away.

When Ettrickhaugh Road resident Pamela Douglas came up with the idea of opening up her garden for a charity day, she had no idea how much it would grow.