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Baltic Crossing rock folk music at Eyemouth Hippodrome

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All the way from Yukon Canada, Diyet invites audiences to the BURC (formerly St Paul's Church), Spittal on Saturday, May 4 at 7:30pm.to experience a soundscape of rhythm, melody and storytelling reflecting her mixed heritage roots.

Unique sound of Yukon alternative folk trio

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To mark the release of a new updated illustrative map of the Big Houses in the Scottish Borders, a new 'Bag the Big Houses' scheme is being launched for visitors.''The Big Houses in the Scottish Borders Group, which is made up of 11 of the region's greatest historic homes and castles, is launching this scheme to encourage visitors to enjoy several properties and extend their time in the area. A stamp will be issued at each house and once the visitor has collected at least six then they can collect an exclusive Big Houses tote bag as a souvenir of their time in the Borders. It is hoped that this will encourage visitors to see a wider range of the properties and increase visitor numbers at each of the Houses.

Will you bag all the big houses in the Borders?

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Spring! The Scottish Ballet double bill, which launched our national dance company's 50th anniversary, has been touring Scotland and will end its run in Edinburgh from May 2 to May 4. (Pic: Nicola Selby)

Scottish Ballet is celebrating its 50th year in 2019

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Former Borders farmer Robin Runciman overcame meningitis and decided to live his dream

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Scottish Borders Vegans want to grow the movement locally

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Celebrating the genius of Scottish inventor James Watt in 2019

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Glaswegian is all set to raise laughs at Ayton

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The Earl of Haddington is 'throwing' a new event at Mellerstain House & Gardens near Kelso in the Scottish Borders. The Earl, who has previously competed in axe throwing competitions and regularly practices with his own set of Tomahawks, is inviting families to come to a new series of Wild Weekend events at Mellerstain this spring and summer.

Tomahawk throwing, tree climbing, archery and air rifles - let the kids runs wild

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Cooking up a storm...You Can Cook's executive director Bosco Santimano is more than happy to show people how to cook economical meals from scratch.

Financial Inclusion Project Borders draws to a close with cooking workshops

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Will you bag all the big houses in the Borders?

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Like a jigsaw, the pieces fitted together when Robin woke up in hospital and he decided to follow his dreams. Now his work is on show at Hawick Museum. (Pic: Phil Wilkinson)

Former Borders farmer Robin Runciman overcame meningitis and decided to live his dream

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Spreading the message...Julie McLean (left) hopes vegan-curious people in the Borders will take time out to visit the stall in Galashiels on Saturday, April 20.

Scottish Borders Vegans want to grow the movement locally

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Sir William Beechey's portrait of Watt can be viewed at Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh, which is partly named in his honour. (Pic: Information Services, Heriot Watt University)

Celebrating the genius of Scottish inventor James Watt in 2019

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Sea the Change host green cleaning workshop

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Scottish Ballet is celebrating its 50th year in 2019

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Glaswegian is all set to raise laughs at Ayton

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The countdown is on for the 25th Scottish Borders Walking Festival (September 7-14) in Selkirk and the Ettrick and Yarrow valleys.'Tickets go on sale at midnight on March 31, with this year's event being kicked off by Scotland's top outdoor writer and presenter of the BBC Adventure Show, Cameron McNeish, who will appear at the festival's opening night celebrations.

Hiking boots at the ready for 25th Borders Walking Festival

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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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