Potts family, Phaybin, Gail, and Emily 10-year-old piper Gabriel and his fellow musicians Callum Atkinson, Euan Craig, Clare Ellis and Karen Craig.Potts family, Phaybin, Gail, and Emily 10-year-old piper Gabriel and his fellow musicians Callum Atkinson, Euan Craig, Clare Ellis and Karen Craig.
Potts family, Phaybin, Gail, and Emily 10-year-old piper Gabriel and his fellow musicians Callum Atkinson, Euan Craig, Clare Ellis and Karen Craig.

IN PICTURES: Borderers clap for our key workers during week eight of lockdown

Applause rang out across the region once again last night as Borderers supported the #clapforcarers initiative for another week.
By Kathryn Wylie
Published 15th May 2020, 14:39 BST
Updated 15th May 2020, 15:50 BST

In Lauder pipers led the attempt to make as much noise as possible as part of a nationwide coordinated round of applause at 8pm...our photographer Bill McBurnie was in Lauder last night.

Emily, Holly and Sarah Fortune take time with their dog Jet to clap for the NHS and our key workers.

5. Lauder Clapping for carers. 14 5 2020

Emily, Holly and Sarah Fortune take time with their dog Jet to clap for the NHS and our key workers. Photo: Contributed

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Sharon, Jessica and James Clark take time to applaud key workers in Lauder.

6. Lauder Clapping for carers. 14 5 2020

Sharon, Jessica and James Clark take time to applaud key workers in Lauder. Photo: Contributed

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10 year old piper Gabriel Potts, preparing to play his pipes for the carers at 8pm on Thursday evening at The Row, Lauder. Gabriel plays his pipes every day at 1pm on the High Street in Lauder and fortnightly plays at the local care home.

7. Lauder Clapping for carers. 14 5 2020

10 year old piper Gabriel Potts, preparing to play his pipes for the carers at 8pm on Thursday evening at The Row, Lauder. Gabriel plays his pipes every day at 1pm on the High Street in Lauder and fortnightly plays at the local care home. Photo: Contributed

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The McNulty family in Kelso don their Royal family masks as they clap for our carers.

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The McNulty family in Kelso don their Royal family masks as they clap for our carers. Photo: Contributed

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