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A family-run Scottish farm “village” is set to open a new adventure farm park and cafe. Craigie’s Farm in Queensferry is home to a deli cafe, shop and farm park, and is run by John Sinclair and his family, who took over the operation from his parents in 1995. The new Little Farmers adventure farm park will house a timber play park for children and a new cafe seating 150 people. The 1200 sqm development doubles the current size of the park, and now features a newly revamped animal shed with six pens of animals for visitors to meet. To support the development, the business approached Bank of Scotland and received a £500,000 funding package and a £65,000 Clean Growth Funding Initiative (CGFI) loan to acquire a 120kW ground source heat pump and a 50kW solar installation which will help reduce the business’ carbon footprint.
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Embrace global festivals and culture
Christmas, Easter, Bonfire Night and Halloween – the events that usually punctuate our year – haven’t felt sufficient in the pandemic, so in my family we’ve gone all out for occasions that would usually pass us by. Cultural appropriation maybe, but it has livened up Groundhog Day dinner times. We had a