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Documentary set to revive controversy over Hawick Common Riding gender dispute

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Now in its fifth year, the 2018 Rapt in Winter Art Trail (24-25 November) will offer the biggest pre-Christmas celebration of original, locally-produced arts and crafts yet, as 13 galleries and studios from Whitmuir to Innerleithen display high-quality creative work and one-off pieces to suit every taste and pocket.

Unique gifts straight from the maker at the Winter Art Trail

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Kelso is very privileged to have one of the finest musical ensembles coming to the Old Parish Church on Sunday, Novemeber 18.'The Aronowitz Ensemble, who 12 years ago joined the BBC's New'Generation Artists scheme launched as part of the BBC's commitment to'young musical talent, have featured extensively on BBC Radio 3.

Ensemble passionate about performing chamber music

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Visitors to Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott, have only a short time left to see three rarely seen watercolour paintings before they disappear back into private collections.'A 'lost' Turner painting of Abbotsford, a miniature portrait of a fouryear-old Scott (the earliest known to exist), and a miniature portrait of Scott's first love, Williamina Belsches, are being removed from display at the end of November and returned to their owners.

last chance to see rare paintings

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Scottish duo’s unique sound will fascinate and delight

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Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

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Rugby club leads way as Selkirk honours its war dead

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Hawick Common Riding stalwarts honoured for century’s worth of service

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The 11th of November 2018 will be a day of tribute in this country and further afield; the events and sacrifices of the four lost years, 1914 to 1918, will be remembered and the lives of many who were killed will be commemorated.'The Gala Water valley, ie the villages of Stow, Fountainhall and Heriot, will be playing its part in the acts of remembrance, and led by GWHHA (Gala Water History and Heritage Association), three events will be taking place during November.'Two of these events: a book launch and a play will be held on the evening of 11th November, at Stow Town Hall, from 7.30pm. The third, an exhibition, will be held on Saturday 17th November from 12.00 to 3.30; again in Stow Town Hall.

Gala Water tribute in memory of the First World War

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Scott Hunter with Colin Ward at Hunter's in Kelso.

Hunters Butcher is offering more than just meat in Kelso

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Ensemble passionate about performing chamber music

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Join the Atholl Duo as they perform a diverse selection of works for flute and percussion for Hawick Music Club on November 18.'Based in Scotland, the Atholl Duo are Lee Holland on flute and percussionist Glynn Forrest on marimba.

Scottish duo’s unique sound will fascinate and delight

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Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

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Steve Anderson, boss of 13 Brew in Hawick.

Piano man being sought by Hawick bar boss in mood for a melody

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Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison at last year's Sleep in the Park.

Frightened Rabbit to be joined by Kathryn Joseph and Honeyblood’s Stina Tweeddale at Sleep in the Park

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A Scottish odyssey through WW1 in song and verse

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MP David Mundell at Eastgate Theatre in Peebles as it celebrates hitting its fundraising target.

Peebles theatre celebrates bridging £70,000 shortfall to hit £350,000 fundraising target

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The Attic explores the tender and loving relationship between a young girl, Lucy, and her Grandmother.

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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This year's Hawick Common Riding.

Documentary set to revive controversy over Hawick Common Riding gender dispute

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Now in its fifth year, the 2018 Rapt in Winter Art Trail (24-25 November) will offer the biggest pre-Christmas celebration of original, locally-produced arts and crafts yet, as 13 galleries and studios from Whitmuir to Innerleithen display high-quality creative work and one-off pieces to suit every taste and pocket.

Unique gifts straight from the maker at the Winter Art Trail

Arts

Visitors to Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott, have only a short time left to see three rarely seen watercolour paintings before they disappear back into private collections.'A 'lost' Turner painting of Abbotsford, a miniature portrait of a fouryear-old Scott (the earliest known to exist), and a miniature portrait of Scott's first love, Williamina Belsches, are being removed from display at the end of November and returned to their owners.

last chance to see rare paintings

Arts

John Hope, George Linton and Stuart Marshall, three of the common riding committee's four new life members.

Hawick Common Riding stalwarts honoured for century’s worth of service

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