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Peebles scores beer guide hat-trick, and Melrose hotel also manages winning double

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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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Ian Landles at the horse statue in Hawick.

Hawick folk urged to turn out for tribute to horse statue sculptor

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As badass fiddler and all-round fireball with The Wilders, Betse Ellis was renowned for bringing serious edge to every note as part of a powerful on stage presence. And audiences at the Eastgate Theatre, Peebles later this month (September 22) will discover that she has lost none of that energy in her latest musical incarnation, playing with Clarke Wyatt in a fiddle and banjo duo with a dazzling sense of adventure.

Go wild with Betse and Clarke Explorers of Ozark music

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Dust off your walking boots to support mental health charity

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Great music from two very different folk musicians

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Inspiring adventures kayaking down the Essequibo River

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Maverick barefoot musician

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Scott Hutchison performed with Frightened Rabbit at the first Sleep in the Park event in Edinburgh last December.

Frightened Rabbit schedule first gig since tragic death of frontman Scott Hutchison

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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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Go wild with Betse and Clarke Explorers of Ozark music

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On Saturday, September 29, St Boswells Live will be hosting a sublime event co-headlining between Aussie and resident Borderer Jenny Biddle, and USA west coast performer John Craigie.

Great music from two very different folk musicians

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Stringhenge - the latest musical adventure by the stand-up, barefoot, un-classical guitarist and composer Richard Durrant features British folk melodies played alongside unaccompanied Bach, several originals and a fascinating collection of tunes inspired by the landscape.

Maverick barefoot musician

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Scott Hutchison performed with Frightened Rabbit at the first Sleep in the Park event in Edinburgh last December.

Frightened Rabbit schedule first gig since tragic death of frontman Scott Hutchison

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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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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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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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Ian Landles at the horse statue in Hawick.

Hawick folk urged to turn out for tribute to horse statue sculptor

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A previous Galashiels Walk a Mile arranged by See Me Champion Bridget Dickson.

Dust off your walking boots to support mental health charity

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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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