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have A cracking good Easter

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A view of local artist Amanda’s heart at Hawick museum

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Blood Brothers cast.

Tweed Theatre presents its full dramatic range

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Scottish Chamber Orchestra travel to Galashiels on June 8 bringing with them an exhilarating programme of popular classics from Mendelssohn, Mozart and Beethoven.

Lovers of classical music are in for a treat with SCO’s concert

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Looking for fun things to do this Easter? Try Bowhill House

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Financial Inclusion Project Borders draws to a close with cooking workshops

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Colourful hares abound in new exhibition by textile goddess

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Hiking boots at the ready for 25th Borders Walking Festival

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Mel Gibson during filming for the Professor and the Madman.

Tongue-lashing for Mel Gibson over Hawick accent

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As the series comes to a close, what was your favourite episode of Still Game? Pic: BBC

Still Game: Vote for your favourite ever episode

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IN PICTURES: Jed Forest Hunt’s Boxing Day meet at Denholm

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The Borders Barmy Army (BBA) has completed its most recent fundraising campaign. Members held a concert with Hawick-based band Scocha, pictured, in aid of the Friends of Borders General Hospital

Borders Barmy Army raise the roof – and almost £100,000

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The 'hen poo' (Heron Pool) on Duns Castle Estate

A clear vision for this hiding place

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One of the winners at the Glendale Show livestock parade this year.

Glendale society launches silage competition for 2018

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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 view of local artist Amanda’s heart at Hawick museum

Arts

Blood Brothers cast.

Tweed Theatre presents its full dramatic range

Entertainment

Scottish Chamber Orchestra travel to Galashiels on June 8 bringing with them an exhilarating programme of popular classics from Mendelssohn, Mozart and Beethoven.

Lovers of classical music are in for a treat with SCO’s concert

Entertainment

The countdown is on for the 25th Scottish Borders Walking Festival (September 7-14) in Selkirk and the Ettrick and Yarrow valleys.'Tickets go on sale at midnight on March 31, with this year's event being kicked off by Scotland's top outdoor writer and presenter of the BBC Adventure Show, Cameron McNeish, who will appear at the festival's opening night celebrations.

Hiking boots at the ready for 25th Borders Walking Festival

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