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Armistice 100: Hawick remembers, in pictures

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Ashleigh Fisher at the Beauty Lounge, Hawick.

Hawick’s Beauty Lounge vying for national accolade

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Johnstons of Elgin's Hawick mill is one of the employers set to benefit from the new centre, and its operations director, David Hamilton, seen here, far right, at this month's Scottish Borders Business Excellence Awards with colleagues Willie Wood and Nick Bannerman, plus Sara Ward, says it is a fantastic project.

£610,000 textile training centre to open in Hawick early next year

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Hawick man fined £80 over row with neighbours about noise

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ARMISTICE 100: Denholm remembers

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Couple calling time at Hawick’s Drumlanrig Bar

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Armistice 100: Time-lapse video commemorates centenary

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Band of brothers...Alastair Skene, Gerry Lindsay, Stewart Ballantyne, David Adamson, Arthur Dyke and Danny Renowden who help to make five million Scottish poppies annually. ''(Pic: Michael Gillen)

Armistice 100 Picture Gallery: Meet Scotland’s poppy makers

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At the helm...Charlie Pelling, manager of Lady Haig's Poppy Factory in Edinburgh, is preparing for a temporary move to Redford Barracks, which will start on November 16. (Pic: Michael Gillen)

Armistice 100: Lady Haig Poppy Factory is on the move

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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

Football

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

Sevens series looks like a step too far

Rugby

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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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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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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Pomegranate Piano Trio come to Eastgate Theatre, Peebles on Thursday, November 15 at 7.30pm.

Award-winning trio with a passion for chamber music

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Alexander and Archie Laing at Denholm's War Memorial

ARMISTICE 100: Denholm remembers

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Stuart and Caja Sharkey at Hawick's Drumlanrig Bar with daughters Lily, Lola and Ruby.

Couple calling time at Hawick’s Drumlanrig Bar

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Henry puts a place to our old photo

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