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Scottish duo’s unique sound will fascinate and delight

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Pete Coe plays at the Rolling Hills Folk Club tomorrow night

One of folk music’s greatest entertainers rolls into Darnick

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Visitors to Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott, have only a short time left to see three rarely seen watercolour paintings before they disappear back into private collections.'A 'lost' Turner painting of Abbotsford, a miniature portrait of a fouryear-old Scott (the earliest known to exist), and a miniature portrait of Scott's first love, Williamina Belsches, are being removed from display at the end of November and returned to their owners.

last chance to see rare paintings

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Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

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Hawick Common Riding stalwarts honoured for century’s worth of service

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Gala Water tribute in memory of the First World War

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Award-winning trio with a passion for chamber music

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Celebrating the songwriting talents of Noel Gallagher

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Gillian Morgan.

Verbal abuse claims denied at Hawick Common Riding meeting

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Scottish artist, felt painter Moy Mackay launches her third book: The Art of Moy MacKay at The Haining in Selkirk on Saturday, November, 3.

Exhibition and new book launch by renowned felt artist

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Scottish duo’s unique sound will fascinate and delight

Music

Pete Coe plays at the Rolling Hills Folk Club tomorrow night

One of folk music’s greatest entertainers rolls into Darnick

Music

Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

Music

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

Award-winning trio with a passion for chamber music

Music

Celebrating the songwriting talents of Noel Gallagher - Acoustic Gallagher will be performing at Heart of Hawick on November, 17 at 7.30pm.

Celebrating the songwriting talents of Noel Gallagher

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Theatre & Comedy More Theatre & Comedy >>

A Scottish odyssey through WW1 in song and verse

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Visitors to Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott, have only a short time left to see three rarely seen watercolour paintings before they disappear back into private collections.'A 'lost' Turner painting of Abbotsford, a miniature portrait of a fouryear-old Scott (the earliest known to exist), and a miniature portrait of Scott's first love, Williamina Belsches, are being removed from display at the end of November and returned to their owners.

last chance to see rare paintings

Arts

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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Gillian Morgan.

Verbal abuse claims denied at Hawick Common Riding meeting

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Hawick's heritage hub.

Hawick research centre will be first of its kind in UK

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