The Berwickshire News

Public toilets may be run by private company

News

Rachael Hamilton and John Lamont with Alfie, last year's Christmas card competition winner, receiving his prize with his school friends is attached.

Politics of festive cards

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Game of Thrones star Iain Glen may have recovered from deadly greyscale in the epic drama but he's asking his fellow Scots to "own up to the inevitable" and make a will. (Picture courtesy of Sky)

What do Iain Glen, Dame Judi Dench, Graham Norton and Robert Peston have in common?

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Live Aid was catalyst for Scottish solicitors to band together for Will Aid in 1988

News

New owner safeguards your newspaper online and in print

Business

Eric Hastings is this year’s Tweed River Champion

News

Town aims for zero food waste

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Local historian David McLean spoke at Duns & District U3A about 'Farm Servants of South East Scotland 1750 -1914'.

Duns U3A holds first monthly open meeting

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Duns Public Park with memorial to John Duns Scotus "The Sublte Doctor" and the War Memorial.

A ‘Centenary Field’ for Duns

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Berwick Bandits will continue into 2019

Berwick Bandits to compete in 2019 after co-owner pledge

Sport

Coldstream moved above Hawick with the victory, having been two points behind previously (Pic: Bill McBurnie)

Hawick Royal Albert 1 Coldstream 4: Streamers leapfrog Albert

Football

Paul Willis tucks away a penalty to make it 2-0 (Pic: Alan Bell)

Berwick Rangers 2 Albion Rovers 0: Gers move eight clear of drop zone

Berwick Rangers

Mercedes, Leonnie and Millie

DC Gymnastics represent Berwickshire in South Durham

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Golf fan Stuart Macfarlane completes mission to play all 522 Scottish mainland courses

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Eyemouth hammered in cup whilst Tweedmouth defeated in league

Football

Keira Waddell (17) wins Junior Sports Personality award at ClubSport event

Sport

Eyemouth triathlete Joyce Mark wins Sports Personality award at ClubSport event

Sport

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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

Duns and District Amateur Operatic Society and Duns Players production of Oh! What a Lovely War. A one-off collaboration to commemorate the centenary of WW1.

Moving tribute to the fallen of World War One

Theatre and Comedy

Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

Music

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Rebellious move...Nancy Clench and author Claire Askew enjoy a sneak peek of the Rebel anthology, ahead of its launch for Book Week Scotland this year.

Live Borders plays its part in rebellious 2018 Book Week Scotland

Lifestyle

Scott Hunter with Colin Ward at Hunter's in Kelso.

Hunters Butcher is offering more than just meat in Kelso

Business

Become a Sober Hero...stay off the booze for 31 consecutive days to help Macmillan continues its valuable services here in Scotland.

Go Sober for October: there’s still time to be a hero!

Lifestyle

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