The Berwickshire News

Local marine reserve looks to coastal fund

News

Nurture the Borders have received a donation from Persimmon to provide new mums with birthing kits.

New mums’ birthing kits

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South Ayrshire's Halloween Tamfest has more bit than ever this year.

Ghostly goings-on at Tamfest

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Praise for RNIB - 150 years old

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Hundreds support the ‘Wee Sleep Out’

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Region’s high ADHD prescription levels

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Running up the cash for Macmillan Cancer Support

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Hard-working team...centre manager Lee-Ann Lackie (centre) with (l-r) animal care assistants Jo Hawke, Bruce Murray, Kevin Motion and Evie Logan.

Borders Pet Rescue aims to raise £30,000 in its 30th year

News

A time to heal...Sands has offered bereavement care across the UK since it was founded 40 years ago by two bereaved mums who discovered there was no support available to them.

A time for bereaved Scottish parents to remember

Health

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Berwick first team coach Myles Allan

Berwick coach Allan set for Gretna after taking training

Berwick Rangers

Johnny Harvey (36, pictured at 32) was announced as the club's new manager on Tuesday afternoon

New Berwick boss arrives at Shielfield with big reputation

Berwick Rangers

Penicuik boss Johnny Harvey joins Berwick Rangers

Berwick Rangers announce new manager

Berwick Rangers

Rory Webster in the Cyclo Cross Event

Ayr Roads finish third overall in successful day at Tour de Trossachs

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Robbie Horn leaves Berwick on good terms, despite difficult summer

Berwick Rangers

Duns swimmer wins Top Girl as team finish seventh

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Dominant second half sees Duns thrash Linlithgow

Sport

Berwickshire gymnasts enjoy Newcastle experience

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Folk royalty heads to kelso

Music

The Edinburgh Horror Festival returns this October for its third outing, bringing chilling films, theatre, spoken word, magic, comedy, and site specific performances from some of the UK's spookiest performers to Scotland's most haunted city.

Festival of horror is not for the faint-hearted

Theatre and Comedy

Montréal trio take you on a whirlwind musical journey

Music

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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

Winning formula...author and school librarian Thomas Clark hopes pupils at Hawick High, and across the Borders, will enjoy his version of the Wimpy Kid book. (Pic: Bill McBurnie)

Borders librarian translates Wimpy Kid book into Scots

Lifestyle

The 'hen poo' (Heron Pool) on Duns Castle Estate

A clear vision for this hiding place

Lifestyle

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