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Keep your eyes peeled in Kelso for a lonely bouquet

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Tide Lines, who have just completed a national sell out tour, are to headline Stowed Out Festival 2018.

Tide lines at stow

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Benjamin Myers wins the ninth Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction with The Gallows Pole.

The Gallows Pole scoops the £25,000 Walter Scott Prize

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Fr@gile - an installation created by a group of local young people, thanks to funding from YouthLink Scotland. It explores communication, and the shifting ways in which we interact with the digital age. The Young Alchemy Moving Image Makers are: Lucka Best, Esme Biggar, Amelie Berry, Sophie Berry, Yasmin Watson, Skye Sommerville, Gavin Black, and Pippa Cuthbert.

Alchemy puts Hawick on the map as Scotland’s Film Town

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Budding Borders bards sought to get to the heart of caring

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Lloyd Smith exhibition raises money for palliative care unit

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Comedy show explores life behind the barbed wire

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Principals Gareth Renwick, Ali George, Euan Reilly and acting father John Lyle.

2018 Hawick Cornet Gareth Renwick living the dream as end of common riding draws near

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Wilton Lodge Park summer bandstand series launched

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Tide lines at stow

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Wilton Lodge Park summer bandstand series launched

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Residential music camps at the Scottish Outdoor Education's Broomlee Centre, near West Linton.

Young musicians invited to apply for music camps

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Chris Achenbach, Director of Music at Holy Trinity church, and Kate Blackledge, one of the church choristers, put in some practice for the music festival, which starts on Saturday, May 17.

Call out for Borders singers to join royal wedding concert

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Catfish and the Bottlemen are among the headliners at this year's Kendal Calling festival.

Catfish and the Bottlemen, Run DMC and the Libertines to headline 2018’s Kendal Calling festival

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Comedy show explores life behind the barbed wire

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PICTURE GARETH EASTON 07752 666522'FREE TO USE UNTIL 31ST DEC 2018.''PICTURED: 'PICTURED: OUTSIDE EDINBURGH'S USHER HALL. CAST AND MUSICIANS. '''As part of the WW100 Scotland Armistice centenary programme, critically acclaimed multimedia production Far, Far From Ypres, starring renowned Scots singers Barbara Dickson, Siobhann Miller and 24 other top folk musicians, will embark on a commemorative tour around Scotland, culminating with a performance in Edinburgh's Usher Hall on Sunday 11 November, a hundred years to the day since the end of World War One.'Singer Barbara Dickson takes part in the show in memory of her uncle David Dickson, who enlisted while underage and was killed in the Battle of the Somme in 1916. She forms part of a 26-strong cast, including Scottish folk scene favourites such as Siobhan Miller, Dick Gaughan, Ian McCalman, Iain Anderson, Professor Gary West, Stephen Quigg and Ian Bruce.

Soldiers songs shine a light on World War One experiences

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The ten playwrights participating in the workshops run by Playwright Studio, Scotland.

Hawick playwright leads writers’ workshop sessions

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Amanda Barnes, from Cherrytrees Flower Garden near Kelso, is taking part in the lonely bouquet scheme as part of British Flowers Week which encourages everyone to buy more seasonal, locally grown cut flowers.

Keep your eyes peeled in Kelso for a lonely bouquet

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Benjamin Myers wins the ninth Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction with The Gallows Pole.

The Gallows Pole scoops the £25,000 Walter Scott Prize

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Fr@gile - an installation created by a group of local young people, thanks to funding from YouthLink Scotland. It explores communication, and the shifting ways in which we interact with the digital age. The Young Alchemy Moving Image Makers are: Lucka Best, Esme Biggar, Amelie Berry, Sophie Berry, Yasmin Watson, Skye Sommerville, Gavin Black, and Pippa Cuthbert.

Alchemy puts Hawick on the map as Scotland’s Film Town

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A local opticians from Galashiels is encouraging would-be writers and poets to submit prose to a national Creative Writing Competition run by the charity, Carers UK.'Specsavers ongoing support of the writing competition campaign aims to increase awareness of its home-visiting service to individuals who are unable to make it to a store unaccompanied.

Budding Borders bards sought to get to the heart of caring

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