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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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Puppets are taking centre stage at this year's Borders LIVE Touring Children and Young People's Festival in the Borders, thanks to charity Live Borders!'For more information and ticket prices, visit: www.liveborders.org.uk/arts_and_creativity/borders_live_touring/spring_programme.

Socking it to ’em at Childrens’ and Young People’s Festival

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Professor Iain Stewart, the President of tish Geographical Society has frequently inspired Scottish audiences with programmes on world geography and geology, including the critically-acclaimed BBC series Planet Oil: A History of Addiction. And now this famous face will be rocking up to speak in Galashiels, to transport his audience on a journey through the making of this series and our long-held love affair with 'black gold'.

Rock star charts history of our love affair with black gold

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Weather forecast is Thunder and Rain heading for Peebles

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Imaginative video installation explores the Borders relationship with horses

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12 Slimming World Syn Free foods you can enjoy guilt-free

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This is the salt content of popular kids’ meals at chain restaurants

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An exciting new temporary exhibition is coming to the Waterfall Gallery at Hawick Museum.'It will showcase the work of local craftsman, Robin Runciman whose Wildwood collection features a selection of wall art, sculpture and furniture made from Scottish hardwoods.

Unique Scottish furniture and sculptures by local craftsman

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There are fun-filled days ahead for children aged between 4 and 11, when sport and art collide once again. Following the success of Live Borders' previous Holiday Activity Camps, they are coming back for the Easter break. This time, activities will be taking place in Galashiels (Monday - Friday) over two weeks and Peebles and Kelso (Monday - Friday) for one week each.

A fun filled easter

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Weather forecast is Thunder and Rain heading for Peebles

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Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls.

Frank Turner, Vaccines and Metronomy to headline this year’s Electric Fields festival near Dumfries

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Music is coming to the Borders, but not to venues normally associated with live music: Hawick, Kelso and Galashiels libraries are all set to host musical evenings featuring Matt Seattle, an expert Borders Piper.

The Pipes That Time Forgot by Borders piper Matt Seattle

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Bill Baptie of Hawick Saxhorn Band in 2015.

Tributes paid to Hawick Saxhorn Band stalwart Bill Baptie

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Scocha were among the acts featured in last summer's concert programme at Hawick's Wilton Lodge Park.

Music might not be over at Hawick park

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Socking it to ’em at Childrens’ and Young People’s Festival

Theatre and Comedy

Professor Iain Stewart, the President of tish Geographical Society has frequently inspired Scottish audiences with programmes on world geography and geology, including the critically-acclaimed BBC series Planet Oil: A History of Addiction. And now this famous face will be rocking up to speak in Galashiels, to transport his audience on a journey through the making of this series and our long-held love affair with 'black gold'.

Rock star charts history of our love affair with black gold

Theatre and Comedy

There are fun-filled days ahead for children aged between 4 and 11, when sport and art collide once again. Following the success of Live Borders' previous Holiday Activity Camps, they are coming back for the Easter break. This time, activities will be taking place in Galashiels (Monday - Friday) over two weeks and Peebles and Kelso (Monday - Friday) for one week each.

A fun filled easter

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The late Bill McLaren.

Bill McLaren play will tell tale of rugby icon’s life away from microphone

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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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A film exploring the deep-rooted connection to horses in the Borders is Alchemy Film & Arts next exhibition, opening in Hawick on March 29.'The River, the Horse and the Woman, an imaginative video installation by Rhona M�hlebach, an artist and filmmaker based in Glasgow. 'Inspired by both Western classics and the Borders Reivers, Rhona began filming in January 2019, collaborating with local riders and drawing upon the unique vistas of Hawick's surrounding landscape.'The film sees Rhona in character as The Narrator, telling the story of a river, a horse and a woman. Not as tame as the narrator initially thought, the horse-and-rider protagonists quickly take over the show, rendering the narrator redundant.'Full details at www.alchemyfilmandarts.org.uk.

Imaginative video installation explores the Borders relationship with horses

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Joe 'Beak' Crawford gets checked out for the ba'.

IN PICTURES: Hobkirk hand ba’

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