By Gilly Fraser
For the first time in three years, the streets of Newcastleton echoed with the cries and cheers of Copshaw Common Riders as they rallied behind Tub Turnbull II on his first official event on wheels. The “Ride Oot Bye” set off from the Trap pub where the two most recent past Tubs, Paula Downey and Dave Mitchell took their places on either side……..
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