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Call out for artists to display their work at next year’s Borders Art Fair

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The Lady Boys of Bangkok are bringing their 'Greatest Showgirls' tour to The Maltings, Berwick on Thursday, July 11.'The UK's number one cabaret show is in town for one night only, so polish your dancing shoes, get out your party dress and prepare for a night of dancing, laughing and singing along to all your favourite hits from all your favourite stars.'These dazzling divas are celebrating 21 years of touring with a complete celebration of individuality and pride in saying This is Me!

For one night only the boys are back in town

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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of their second studio album, The Midnight Organ Fight, Scottish indie rock band Frightened Rabbit decided to do something different.'Instead of just repressing the vinyl, rereleasing the same record with different artwork or putting out demos that were never meant to be heard by anyone other than the band and maybe our parents, the band came up with the idea of asking some pals to record their own interpretations of the songs on the album.

Frightened Rabbit’s tribute compilation

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Over 60 people signed up to join Duns U3A at its launch event.

Duns U3A’s first season closes for a summer recess

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New community theatre project is planned for Eyemouth

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Environmental artists explore a greener future

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Funny Scottish farmer tells tales of rural life

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Historical true crime explores the breaking of the Reivers

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Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire Jeanna Swan

Jim Clark vehicles at Royal Highland Show

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Louise Connell happy to put her name to new collection of songs

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Call out for artists to display their work at next year’s Borders Art Fair

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Julia Barton, one of the artists in the very successful TIDE: Dialogues of Change exhibition at Dunbar Town house, will give a talk on her work on June 20.'She has been working with people around Scotland and Dunbar Grammar School to create her art works that help people to see and to talk about the plastic pollution in our oceans.'As part of Civic Week she will be working on Dunbar Harbour. She will be speaking about her work with Quentin the Dunbar Harbour Master and Surfers Against Sewage.'Conversation with Julia Barton of the LittoralArt project, also at the museum, on Thursday, June 20 from 7pm ' 9pm. Free admission.

Environmental artists explore a greener future

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Lord Lieutenant of Berwickshire Jeanna Swan

Jim Clark vehicles at Royal Highland Show

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Sarah Gowanlock (25) visited Allanfearn Waste Water Treatment in Inverness last year. She said: 'What an opportunity! I got to see where the water goes after flushing and learned so much. So much care and thought went into the presentations and we received a really warm welcome."

Hostelling Scotland is opening the doors of 24 free rooms this September

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'Rivers of England' Watercolours, Norham Castle, on the River Tweed

Major exhibition of Turner’s travels in the north

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A final performance from The Podlies

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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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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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The Steve Morrison Band, Steve Morrison, Martin Yves, Jock Lethen, Brian Martin.

Tweedmouth’s new Radio Rooms

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