New BBC Beechgrove star Calum Clunie from Fife thanks his grandparents for his gardening bug roots
Michael Alexander speaks to young Fife gardener and Levenmouth Academy School of Rugby co-ordinator
Calum Clunie who has been recruited as the newest member of the BBC Scotland Beechgrove team.
Beechgroveviewers are no strangers to seeing a Fifer on their screens with St Andrews-raised Scone Palace head gardener
Brian Cunningham– who is also The Courier’s
Ginger Gairdner columnist – making regular appearances alongside fellow presenters
But the newest face to join the BBC Scotland gardening programme’s team –
Calum Clunie – is also from the kingdom and is himself set to become a weel-kent Beechgrove star.
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Work is continuing on the Silverburn Flax Mill development, with progress on it said to be good .
A design has now been finalised, with 3D images revealed thanks to funding from Fife Council, as well as the Architectural Heritage Fund and the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The former Flax Mill at Silverburn Park near Leven has lain empty with holes in its roof, had boarded up windows, disused livestock walls and old farm machinery lying in its courtyard for more than three decades.
Fife Employment Access Trust, the charity raising funds for the project, is moving into the flax mill centre once it is completed.