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The worst place to find a parking space in Scotland is...the granite city

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Making sure everyone has someone to spend Christmas with this year, the Salvation Army's officers and volunteers will be working on Christmas Day to bring some festive cheer to people who are homeless, vulnerable or isolated.

Make it a time for giving to Scottish charities this Christmas

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Hawick's James Wilson statue.

Search goes on for new home for Hawick statue

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Billy Stott, one of the most respected auctioneers in Scotland, looks back on his career

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Help Cancer Research UK and other Scottish charities this Christmas

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Show your support for Christmas Jumper and Festive Footwear Days

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Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s off to toon hall we go for Hawick’s brilliant panto

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Councillor Davie Paterson at Hawick's Common Haugh.

No quick fix for Hawick market’s troubles, meeting warned

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The old Buccleuch Mill in Hawick's Green Lane.

Options being drawn up for future of former mill in Hawick

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Stuart Macfarlane is pictured on the day he played at Durness, Great Britains most northerly golf club

Golf fan Stuart Macfarlane completes mission to play all 522 Scottish mainland courses

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Former Hawick cornet Chuck Whillans.

Hawick in mourning for former cornet Chuck Whillans

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Scottish FA agrees to remain at Hampden Park

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Greens stars face gruelling sessions

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

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Sevens series looks like a step too far

Rugby

GREENS HOPE TO BE IN SEVENS HEAVEN

Rugby

Cunningham quits Hawick

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Hawick's James Wilson statue.

Search goes on for new home for Hawick statue

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Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s off to toon hall we go for Hawick’s brilliant panto

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Andre Rieu in Sydney. Photo: Marcel van Hoorn.

Join André Rieu in Sydney and chime in the celebrations for 2019

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Assistant manager Ross Reid, barista David Reid and manager Iris Deiss at Damascus Drum in Hawick.

Hawick cafe banging drum for cosiness

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Crime, thriller and mystery novels have taken over from romance in the top ten most borrowed books here in Scotland in the last three decades. The Girl on the Train was the most borrowed book in 2017 in Scotland.

Scotland’s readers now devour thrillers rather than romance novels

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Rebellious move...Nancy Clench and author Claire Askew enjoy a sneak peek of the Rebel anthology, ahead of its launch for Book Week Scotland this year.

Live Borders plays its part in rebellious 2018 Book Week Scotland

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