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Region’s high ADHD prescription levels

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A cheque for �1,795 was handed over to Joyce Blaikie, from Duns, local representative of Macmillan Cancer Support, at a Ferguson Heritage Working Day held at Deanfoot Farm, near Denholm, on Sunday. The cash was raised by the Friends of Ferguson Heritage via their Rob Gourlay Memorial Road Run. Pictured - Rob Cockburn, Willie Cruckshank, Sandy Baxter, Vikki Shearlaw, Jennifer Shearlaw, Joyce Blaikie, Bobby Douglas and Grant Meikle.

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

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A time for bereaved Scottish parents to remember

Health

Top price for Selkirk breeder

Business

Half a million for tourism

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Borders businesses making it happen

Business

Avocet is developing a superior strain of Piemontese cattle providing healthier meat and milk, enriched in omega-3.

Swinton farm leads the way in innovation

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2 SCOTS took to the streets of Ayr today for a parade to mark their homecoming.

2 SCOTS welcomed home by Ayr crowd

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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 (right) during Colin Cameron's first match as Berwick Rangers boss.

Robbie Horn leaves Berwick on good terms, despite difficult summer

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Back - Tyler, Poppy and Sam. Front - Scott and Rachael.

Duns swimmer wins Top Girl as team finish seventh

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Linlithgow grabbed their only try just before half time but Duns cruised the second period.

Dominant second half sees Duns thrash Linlithgow

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Berwickshire gymnasts enjoy Newcastle experience

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Robbie Horn explains Berwick departure amid health worry

Berwick Rangers

Rivalries to fore as principals race at Kelso

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Allan prepares for his third caretaker spell after Horn exit

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Folk royalty heads to kelso

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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

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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

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

A clear vision for this hiding place

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