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last chance to see rare paintings

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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

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Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

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

Hunters Butcher is offering more than just meat in Kelso

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Exhibition and new book launch by renowned felt artist

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Successful first concert for Berwick Male Voice Choir’s new conductor

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Wool crafting is alive and well in the Borders

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Callum Hill wins Berwick New Cinema Award

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A new community project to help people develop new life skills through gardening and outdoor activity is now underway at Abbotsford, the former home of Sir Walter Scott, between Galashiels and Melrose.

Scott’s legacy inspires new lifestyle community project

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Bridlington duo Seafret

Soulful and heartfelt lyrics from Seafret

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Stuart Townend addresses the need for courage in faith

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Even on a very cold October night there was a good audience at the first concert of the year by Berwick Male Voice Choir at St Boswells Church. 'Even on a very cold October night there was a good audience at the first concert of the year by Berwick Male Voice Choir at St Boswells Church. This was also Chris Enticknap's first outing as Conductor although you wouldn't know it as this was a high powered entertaining concert and the level of professionalism and standards have been maintained.

Successful first concert for Berwick Male Voice Choir’s new conductor

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Chris Achenbach, Director of Music at Holy Trinity church, and Kate Blackledge, one of the church choristers, put in some practice for the music festival, which starts on Saturday, May 17.

Call out for Borders singers to join royal wedding concert

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Moving tribute to the fallen of World War One

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Laura Lindow brings to life the untold stories of Scottish prisoners of war from the 1650 Battle of Dunbar in her new play. Woven Bones.

Lost Scottish soliders remembered in new play

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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

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Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival is delighted to an nounce that Callum Hill is the recipient of the 2018 Berwick New Cinema Award.'Crowtrap was one of 14 films featured in the competition programme. It weaves together the lives of two men, drawing upon their individual dealings with fire to expand across themes such as pyromania, anarchy, radicalism and enlightenment.

Callum Hill wins Berwick New Cinema Award

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A Scots Gaelic sign on the Isle of Skye

Quiz: How good is your Scottish Gaelic?

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