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	At one time there was a [[Cumbria/Borders CHE Group]].		At one time there was a [[Cumbria / Borders CHE Group]].

	In 2009 a lesbian couple complained to Scottish Borders Council about homophobic remarks made by Kenneth Gunn, a Scottish National Party councillor for [[Selkirk]].<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/08/07/homophobic-snp-councillor-faces-investigation/. ''[[Pink News]]'' 7 August 2009. Accessed: 2015-04-01. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XSz0s6zg)</ref>		In 2009 a lesbian couple complained to Scottish Borders Council about homophobic remarks made by Kenneth Gunn, a Scottish National Party councillor for [[Selkirk]].<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/08/07/homophobic-snp-councillor-faces-investigation/. ''[[Pink News]]'' 7 August 2009. Accessed: 2015-04-01. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XSz0s6zg)</ref>

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	[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and Tweeddale. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], Peeblesshire (which became Tweeddale), [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.		[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and Tweeddale. The region had replaced the former counties of Berwickshire, Peeblesshire (which became Tweeddale), Roxburghshire, Selkirkshire (absorbed into Ettrick and Lauderdale) and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.

	Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].		Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].

Ross Burgess at 14:20, 7 April 2015

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	[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and Tweeddale. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], [[Peeblesshire]] (which became Tweeddale), [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.		[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and Tweeddale. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], Peeblesshire (which became Tweeddale), [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.

	Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].		Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].

Ross Burgess at 14:19, 7 April 2015

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	[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and [[Tweeddale]]. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], [[Peeblesshire]], [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.		[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and Tweeddale. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], [[Peeblesshire]] (which became Tweeddale), [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.

	Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].		Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].

Ross Burgess at 14:16, 7 April 2015

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	[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], [[Peeblesshire]], [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.		[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts, [[Berwickshire]], [[Ettrick and Lauderdale]], [[Roxburgh]], and [[Tweeddale]]. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], [[Peeblesshire]], [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.

	Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].		Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].

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	At one time there was a [[Cumbria/Borders CHE Group]].		At one time there was a [[Cumbria/Borders CHE Group]].

	In 2009 a lesbian couple complained to Scottish Borders Council about homophobic remarks made by Kenneth Gunn, a Scottish National Party councillor for Selkirk.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/08/07/homophobic-snp-councillor-faces-investigation/. ''[[Pink News]]'' 7 August 2009. Accessed: 2015-04-01. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XSz0s6zg)</ref>		In 2009 a lesbian couple complained to Scottish Borders Council about homophobic remarks made by Kenneth Gunn, a Scottish National Party councillor for [[Selkirk]].<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/08/07/homophobic-snp-councillor-faces-investigation/. ''[[Pink News]]'' 7 August 2009. Accessed: 2015-04-01. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XSz0s6zg)</ref>

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	At one time there was a [[Cumbria/Borders CHE Group]].		At one time there was a [[Cumbria/Borders CHE Group]].

			In 2009 a lesbian couple complained to Scottish Borders Council about homophobic remarks made by Kenneth Gunn, a Scottish National Party councillor for Selkirk.<ref>http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/08/07/homophobic-snp-councillor-faces-investigation/. ''[[Pink News]]'' 7 August 2009. Accessed: 2015-04-01. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/6XSz0s6zg)</ref>

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Ross Burgess at 15:09, 6 January 2014

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Ross Burgess at 15:08, 6 January 2014

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	'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.		[[File:Scottish Borders in Scotland.svg\|thumb\|Scottish Borders shown within Scotland]]'''Scottish Borders''' is a local government area in southern [[Scotland]]. It was created in 1975 as a region called '''Borders''' with four subsidiary districts. The region had replaced the former counties of [[Berwickshire]], [[Peeblesshire]], [[Roxburghshire]], [[Selkirkshire]] and part of [[Midlothian]]. In 1996 the districts were abolished, and Borders, now called Scottish Borders, became a unitary authority.

	Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].		Lothian and Borders Police, covering the [[Lothian]] and Borders regions, was replaced in 2013 by the [[Police Service of Scotland]].
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