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More than £2,000 raised as community comes together for 24-hour charity rowathon (opens the original)
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MORE than £2,000 has been raised by a community who rowed the distance between the Borders and Loch Ness in 24 hours. West Linton Primary School called on pupils, parents and residents to join them on rowing machines last month in a bid to raise funds for the Maclean Foundation. The charity was founded by Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan Maclean, three brothers who rowed across the Pacific Ocean in just 139 days, setting a new world record. More:Greggs to close Borders factory as nationwide restructure
Photos of Tweeddale residents set to go on display in archive exhibition (opens the original)
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Almost 100 people will have their stories immortalised as a photography exhibition gets set to launch. Favourite Things, Favourite Places – A Snapshot of a Village, will go on display in West Linton at the Graham Institute on Saturday and Sunday (October 3 and 4). The exhibition captures the lives of nearly 100 residents through environmental portraits taken in their homes and workplaces. More:Greggs to close Borders factory as nationwide restructure puts 740 jobs at risk The project began as a
Pop-up Bob returns to Tweeddale roads after communities join forces to rebuild him (opens the original)
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A CARDBOARD cut-out working to deter speeders in Tweeddale will be back on the streets after receiving surgery. Pop-up Bob, the road safety figure, was destroyed in a lawnmower accident in Tweedsmuir, losing his lower half, while another unit in Carlops had the top half stolen. The two village community councils have worked together to combine the remaining parts to ensure that pop-up Bob is back on the streets. More:Two cash machines stolen in planned Peebles raid as police appeal for informati
Talented youngsters to bring Beauty and the Beast Jr to the stage in Tweeddale (opens the original)
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TALENTED youngsters are set to bring a retelling of a Disney classic to the stage. Kids Innerleithen Youth Theatre (KIYT) will perform Beauty and the Beast Jr at the Memorial Hall in Innerleithen this November. The show reimagines Disney’s beloved story of Belle, a bright and independent young woman who finds herself in an enchanted castle ruled by a mysterious Beast and filled with peculiar yet endearing characters. More:Two cash machines stolen in planned Peebles raid as police appeal for info
Pop-up Bob returns to Borders roads after communities join forces to rebuild him (opens the original)
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A CARDBOARD cut-out working to deter speeders in Tweeddale will be back on the streets after receiving surgery. Pop-up Bob, the road safety figure, was destroyed in a lawnmower accident in Tweedsmuir, losing his lower half, while another unit in Carlops had the top half stolen. The two village community councils have worked together to combine the remaining parts to ensure that pop-up Bob is back on the streets. More:Greggs to close Borders factory as nationwide restructure puts 740 jobs at risk
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