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Hawick man fined for assaulting his grandfather

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Great Polish Map of Scotland...HES's digital documentation team spent five days on site, taking 47 detailed laser scans to ensure the 3D model and digital app were accurate.

Relief map celebrates bond between Scotland and Poland

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Share your family’s World War One story with us

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Sun shines on Iain as he leads Langholm’s day

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Almost a third of Hawick walking festival hikes now sold out

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Memorial to German prisoners planned at Hawick to mark centenary

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Hawick art gallery putting on show before shutting up shop

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Hillend Drive, Hawick.

Hawick death not regarded as suspicious

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Ian Niblo, owner of the High Level Bar in Hawick.

Last orders about to be called at oldest bar in Hawick

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George Graham

Greens stars face gruelling sessions

Rugby

View from the stands as Scotland take on Brazil in 1982

What we miss as Scotland fans: the 1982 World Cup revisited

Football

Skipper Bruce McNeil

Sevens series looks like a step too far

Rugby

Hawick's Gary Munro under pressure against Edinburgh Accies

GREENS HOPE TO BE IN SEVENS HEAVEN

Rugby

Cunningham quits Hawick

Rugby

Holly and her dad take the Highway to Hell in the Marathon des Sables

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ALBERT HIT ROCK BOTTOM

Football

HOGG THE LIMELIGHT

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Catfish and the Bottlemen frontman Van McCann at Kendal Calling. Photo: Scott Salt/Kendal Calling.

A hard rain was going to fall, but 2018’s Kendal Calling was anything but a washout

Music

Amythyst Kiah, alt-country blues singer/songwriter, plays at The County Hotel, Selkirk on Friday, July 27.

back by popular demand

Music

Images from the 2018 RISE Symposium, on Arts and Mental Health.''RISE was delivered in partnership by CABN, Live Borders and the Joint Health Improvement Team (Scottish Borders Council/NHS Borders). This event took place to coincide with the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival ' with events taking place across Scotland from 7 ' 27 May 2018.''Speakers included:''Kevin Harrison ' Director (CEO) Artlink Central " Susheila Jamieson, Artist " Haylis Smith ' Mental Health Strategy & Commissioning Manager, Scottish Borders Council " Allyson McCollam ' Associate Director of Public Health " Siobhan McConnachie ' Head of Education, National Galleries of Scotland " Scott Wright, Grant Pringle ' Workplus " Sharon Quigley ' Artist " Clare de Bolle ' Chief Officer, Youth Borders " Soundcycle " Tom Swift ' VOMO " Niall Campbell, Catriona Barquist ' Borders College " Arabella Harvey ' Roundtable Projects, NHS Lothian " Shaureen Lammie ' Museums & Galleries, Live Borders " Niamh Allum ' Gala Resource

The arts offer a powerful contribution to mental health

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Sounds like a good idea...Martin Suckling, associate composer with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, needs our readers help to compose a new piece of music for Armistice Day 2018, the centenary of the end of World War One.

Still time to share your church bells for new composition

Lifestyle

A refugee family returning to Amiens, looking at the ruins of a house, September 17, 1918. � IWM (Q 11341)

This is why The Battle Of Amiens was so important 100 years ago and how it led to the Armistice

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Following the capture of Grevillers by the New Zealand Division, Men of the Royal Garrison Artillery pose beside one of the 4.2 inch guns of a captured battery at Grevillers, 25 August 1918. Note the camouflage netting on the ground, which was designed to prevent the guns from being spotted from the air. � IWM (Q 11243)

What was The Battle of Amiens and why was it so important in bringing about the end of the First World War?

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