Failed Scottish archaeological visitor centre on market for £150k
A FORMER archaeological visitor centre in Scotland which failed to attract visitors is on the market as "a unique development opportunity".
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Laura has been with The National team since August 2022. As the publication’s grassroots reporter, she keeps readers up to date with the latest news in the Scottish independence movement, attends events and protests, meets with activists and forms analysis. She also writes The National Grassroots weekly newsletter.
Laura has been with The National team since August 2022. As the publication’s grassroots reporter, she keeps readers up to date with the latest news in the Scottish independence movement, attends events and protests, meets with activists and forms analysis. She also writes The National Grassroots weekly newsletter.
A FORMER archaeological visitor centre in Scotland which failed to attract visitors is on the market as "a unique development opportunity".
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