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Tweed Forum wants to be put in picture for fundraising calendar

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Percussionist Graham Borthwick crashes the cymbals to spectacular effect during Selkirk Silver Band's top-drawer display at Sunday's National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain in Cheltenham. (Photo: British Bandsman Magazine).

Souters go the extra furlong

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The Bridge Inn in Port Brae, Peebles.

Peebles scores hat-trick in latest Camra Good Beer Guide

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Wikipedia and their sponsor, Archaeology Scotland and Wikimedia UK, are calling all professional and amateur photographers to take part in this year's 'Wiki Loves Monuments' photography competition as part of Scottish Archaeology Month.

Local photographers wanted to capture iconic buildings

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F1 singer to play Borders gig after heartfelt plea from fan

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vocal power galore

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Explore the world through the lens of cameraman Doug Allan

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IN PICTURES: This year’s Yarrow and Ettrick Show

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Rolling Hills Folk Club (RHFC) launches into its new season with Baile on September 7.'Baile are a Glaswegian trio comprising of Cameron Sharp, Euan McLaughlin and Callum Convoy, who produce wonderful music with Scottish Border pipes, whistles, bodhran and guitar.

Baile head a cracking line-up for start of RHFC’s new season

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In the Melrose Parish Church Hall on Friday, September 14 at 8.00pm, following the Melrose Music Society's annual supper, the society's season of music starts off with a concert given by the Latvian pianist, Arta Arnicane.

Water-themed programme by Latvian pianist Arta Arnicane

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Souters go the extra furlong

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Alistair Griffin's songs have soundtracked some of the nations biggest sporting moments and even a royal wedding, now the singer songwriter from Yorkshire takes his uplifting anthems on an acoustic tour of the country. On September 28th he'll play in the unusual setting of Galashiels Bowling Club after a call from Galashiels local Anne Chalmers.

F1 singer to play Borders gig after heartfelt plea from fan

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No one will ever forget Chastity Brown's first appearance at String Jam Club back in January 2015. In our 21 year history, she was the first ever artist to get a standing ovation after her first song.�'Chastity returns to the String Jam Club at the County Hotel, Selkirk on September 22.

vocal power galore

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Rolling Hills Folk Club (RHFC) launches into its new season with Baile on September 7.'Baile are a Glaswegian trio comprising of Cameron Sharp, Euan McLaughlin and Callum Convoy, who produce wonderful music with Scottish Border pipes, whistles, bodhran and guitar.

Baile head a cracking line-up for start of RHFC’s new season

Music

In the Melrose Parish Church Hall on Friday, September 14 at 8.00pm, following the Melrose Music Society's annual supper, the society's season of music starts off with a concert given by the Latvian pianist, Arta Arnicane.

Water-themed programme by Latvian pianist Arta Arnicane

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Special show for pre-school kids at the Eastgate

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The main characters are all loved up at the end.

Galashiels Amateur Operatic Society gives us a Summer Holiday to warm our hearts

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Leads Lauren gracie and Stuart Mitchell set to tread the boards again in the Victoria Halls.

Music and passion are back in fashion at the Victoria Halls

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How the Eastgate Theatre in Peebles will look if a proposed �1.5m revamp goes ahead.

Peebles theatre given £10,000 boost in bid for £1.5m revamp

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From left, Tweed Forum director Luke Comins, Ahlstrom Munksjo's Stephen Monks and the Southern Reporter's Kathryn Wylie launching the contest in the Tweed near Melrose.

Tweed Forum wants to be put in picture for fundraising calendar

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Wikipedia and their sponsor, Archaeology Scotland and Wikimedia UK, are calling all professional and amateur photographers to take part in this year's 'Wiki Loves Monuments' photography competition as part of Scottish Archaeology Month.

Local photographers wanted to capture iconic buildings

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Multi-award winning wildlife cameraman Doug Allan regales audiences with an evening of behind the scenes stories for all the family, with highlights from the most challenging assignments of his 35 years filming wildlife in the remotest places on Earth at the Buccleuch Centre, Langholm on October 7 and Eastgate Theatre, Peebles on October 20.

Explore the world through the lens of cameraman Doug Allan

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Riders canter along the Riddell Estate

Charities rideout makes more than £20,000 for good causes in six years

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