The Berwickshire News

Cross-party bid for east coast stations

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Let’s capture one summer’s day

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Coldstream plans for a bright future

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Jarvis Pickle pies on the menu

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No warning given when nuclear convoys pass through Borders

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St Abbs Head welcomes MSPs

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River Tweed spring salmon

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River Tweed fishing ‘dire’

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The Reivers party and the Wynsome Mayde and her maydes at the teddy bears picnic.

Duns Dings A’ in Reiver’s Week

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Jed Davie, right, in blue (picture by Ian Georgeson)

Summer reshuffle at Rangers continues on and off the park

Football

Badminton and tennis coach Peter Hardie surrounded by friends, family and youngsters he has coached after being presented with his BEM by Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire Jeanna Swan.

BEM presentation to coach Peter Hardie

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Action from Redcar. Picture: Colin Poole Photography

On-form Bandits flying high and leading the way at the top

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Berwick boss Robbie Horn

No time to rest as we get ready for new season ahead

Berwick Rangers

WEE GERS WILL BE SERVING UP NORTHERN SOUL

Berwick Rangers

What we miss as Scotland fans: the 1982 World Cup revisited

Football

World Cup 2018: David Weatherston’s preview

Football

Surge in football attendances at SPFL grounds

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Mike Greener, from Spittal Improvement Trust, was last week announced 'Voluntary Promoter of the Year' at the annual awards of the NRTF - the National Rural Touring Forum.

Mike is the nation’s Voluntary Promoter of the Year winner

Music

Live Borders Dance Academy will be held at Heriot Watt University in Galashiels on August 5-8.

Stage is set as doors open on Live Borders Dance Academy

Arts

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.

A Scotsman’s journey to the Western Front in World War 1

Theatre and Comedy

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Sir Jackie Stewart and RAC chairman Tom Purves with the new single malt.

Trust aiming at enthusiasts with new malt

Lifestyle

Pictured with Rachael Hamilton (right) are fund-raisers Karen Woods, Helen Ramsay and Maureen Stevenson.

Garden party for Marie Curie

Lifestyle

John Lamont MP with staff and pupils during his visit to the school.

Pupils’ plea for local support

Lifestyle

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