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Sep 2, 2026
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Jul 11, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Claire Garnett

    Historic organ rescued from a skip installed at Borders church (opens the original)

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    THE congregation of Lyne Kirk have, since 1965, sung accompanied by an old electric organ, well past its best. Alastair Disley, the main organist who searched far and wide for replacement, was lucky enough to find a small pipe organ that could fit the bill - a village organ, suited for a smaller building. It came from the back corner of an ancient village church in Cressing, Essex, where it had not been used for years and was heading for a skip. READ MORE: Serial shoplifter given deferred senten

  2. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · Claire Garnett

    Warm weather blesses attendees at annual St Gordian's Service (opens the original)

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    FOR once, the annual outdoor service at St Gordian’s Cross was blessed with warm, sunny weather! Members of Lyne and Manor parish made a colourful picture, spread over the hillside on their rugs by the great cross of St Gordian above Kirkhope, high in the Manor hills. What a wonderful place to worship! Living in such lovely surroundings, we do indeed have much to be thankful for. READ MORE: Flood warning areas updated as Borders town split into two Allan Hunter complemented the ambience of the o

  3. Article · Jul 11, 2026 · Claire Garnett

    Friends of Lyne Kirk walkers tackle historic church route (opens the original)

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    Early on Sunday, June 21, Midsummer’s Day, a gathering of 16 walkers met at Cramalt, on the shores of Megget Reservoir to recreate a historic journey made as far back as 1621. For in that year, Megget and Lyne churches were united and every three weeks the minister would travel from Lyne to Megget to preach – for him a 52-mile round trip, probably on horse or waggon, via Tweedsmuir and Talla. Now in 2026, the Friends of Lyne Kirk (FOLK) planned to make the journey on foot. They would take to the

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