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IN PICTURES: Sunshine and spectators at Hawick Sevens

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Spring! The Scottish Ballet double bill, which launched our national dance company's 50th anniversary, has been touring Scotland and will end its run in Edinburgh from May 2 to May 4. (Pic: Nicola Selby)

Scottish Ballet is celebrating its 50th year in 2019

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Like a jigsaw, the pieces fitted together when Robin woke up in hospital and he decided to follow his dreams. Now his work is on show at Hawick Museum. (Pic: Phil Wilkinson)

Former Borders farmer Robin Runciman overcame meningitis and decided to live his dream

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Kelso Laddie Mark Henderson with high right and left-hand men Sean Hook and Craig Logan.

Mark set to follow in family’s footsteps as 2019 Kelso Laddie

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Scottish Borders Vegans want to grow the movement locally

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Celebrating the genius of Scottish inventor James Watt in 2019

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Hawick is alive with The Sound of Music for classic comeback

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Vintage Mini proves to just the job for getting Borders car festival launch on the road

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Bowhill set to offer cracking Easter fun this weekend

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Young egg hunters get started early'Angus McMillan, Angus Panton (Stripy Jumper) both 3'.

Traquair Estate all set for a cracking Easter

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IN PICTURES: Sunshine and spectators at Hawick Sevens

Lifestyle

Like a jigsaw, the pieces fitted together when Robin woke up in hospital and he decided to follow his dreams. Now his work is on show at Hawick Museum. (Pic: Phil Wilkinson)

Former Borders farmer Robin Runciman overcame meningitis and decided to live his dream

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Spreading the message...Julie McLean (left) hopes vegan-curious people in the Borders will take time out to visit the stall in Galashiels on Saturday, April 20.

Scottish Borders Vegans want to grow the movement locally

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Sir William Beechey's portrait of Watt can be viewed at Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh, which is partly named in his honour. (Pic: Information Services, Heriot Watt University)

Celebrating the genius of Scottish inventor James Watt in 2019

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John Bathgate and Ali Gibson of Emtelle, David Pratt, chairman of the Borders Vintage Automobile Club, Edward Maitland-Carew of Thirlestane Castle and Johnny Fleming of Brewin Dolphin at a screening of The Italian Job in Hawick.

Vintage Mini proves to just the job for getting Borders car festival launch on the road

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Scottish Ballet is celebrating its 50th year in 2019

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Bowhill set to offer cracking Easter fun this weekend

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Young egg hunters get started early'Angus McMillan, Angus Panton (Stripy Jumper) both 3'.

Traquair Estate all set for a cracking Easter

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A wonderful way to start the season

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