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Animal tracks are a great way to understand where and how wild critters live, eat, and travel. If you want to learn how to identify and read animal tracks, here’s where to start.

Plans to bring a ruined towerhouse in the Scottish Borders back into use look set for approval.

42nd Street 42nd Street, a brassy, sassy, bona fide classic, set the tone for the many 1930s “backstage musicals” which followed. Walter Baxter has one last opportunity to stage a hit show.

The service will return to Hawick more than three years after it was closed by the council.

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FOR East Lothian to flourish it’s vital we continue to invest in our local industry, service sector and tourism.

Alison Johnstone, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament, writes about the benefits of the public petitions system at Holyrood.

Many felled trees in Northumberland are cracked, stained and poor quality but need to be cleared.

MP John Lamont says transport officials are "dragging their feet" over taking the line to Carlisle.

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