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The Tenth Walter Scott Prize goes to Scottish poet Robin Robertson for his book The Long Take.''The prize winner was announced at the the Baillie Gifford Borders Book Festival. A four-day extravaganza of live events in the Scottish Borders featuring top writers, stars of stage and screen, sporting heroes and political pundits.''Credit: Alex Hewitt/Writer Pictures

Scots writer lands top prize at Borders Book Festival

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Melrosian Ben Magowan leads the Melrosian's rideout on Monday evening.

Melrosian Ben proving a worth leader of town’s big week

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Friday at the Baillie Gifford Borders Book Festival. 'Credit: Alex Hewitt/Writer Pictures

Borders Book Festival pulls in biggest crowd to date

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Here’s your Peebles Beltane timetable for 2019

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Call out for artist to display their work at next year’s Borders Art Fair

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Picture perfect picnic spots in the Borders

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Following on from the success of the first event in March, which raised over �1200 for the charity SAMH'(Scottish Association for Mental Health), - The Sessions in aid of SAMH - will be back next month and is definitely one for the diary!'The Sessions will take place on Thursday, July 11, where local'Singer songwriter Tommy Ashby will be back to perform an up close gig at the stunning Neidpath Castle.

Local singer Tommy Ashby performs in aid of SAMH

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Jon Tait has penned a book 'Northumberland: 40 Coast and Country Walks'

Historical true crime explores the breaking of the Reivers

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Weather brings out best of village spirit at Yetholm Festival Week

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Melrosian Ben Magowan leads the Melrosian's rideout on Monday evening.

Melrosian Ben proving a worth leader of town’s big week

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Friday at the Baillie Gifford Borders Book Festival. 'Credit: Alex Hewitt/Writer Pictures

Borders Book Festival pulls in biggest crowd to date

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Cornet Andrew Napier and his lass Natalie Stewart with 2018 principals Gregor McGrath and Loryn Paterson and 2017 principals Ross and Eilidh Falla.

Here’s your Peebles Beltane timetable for 2019

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Explore the beautiful bounty on your doorstep this National Picnic Week (June 21-30).'Whether you're looking for a dreamy setting to enjoy an al fresco supper for two or a wild and wonderous spot to work up the family's appetite, Scotland has all the ingredients for a successful picnic.'Just west of Peebles is Neidpath Castle, a remarkable 14th century castle which overlooks the River Tweed, and is a wonderful scenic location for a good old-fashioned picnic lunch.'''Pettico Wick Harbour at St Abbs Head Nature Reserve

Picture perfect picnic spots in the Borders

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Borders Book Festival pulls in biggest crowd to date

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Bari Manushi Emma Wauchope and Bari Gadgi Stefan Cameron.

Annual festival week offering up plenty of activity in Yetholm

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St Boswells Village Week 2019.

Villagers defy rain to make St Boswells’ big week a huge success

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Champion Paul Benton with Madison and Mackenzie Elliot form Earlston.

Scotland’s Strongest Man qualifier brings heavies and hundreds of supporters to Jedburgh

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