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The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum at Stirling Castle THE Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum at Stirling Castle will re-open this week after a three-year refurbishment project costing millions of pounds. The museum tells the story of one of Scotland’s most famous regiments and has had a lengthy transformation that started in September 2018 with the aim to ensure its historic military legacy was preserved for future generations. It will officially re-open to the public on Wednesday. The museum stated: “Home to a wealth of military treasures and artefacts, the museum brings the rich culture and heritage of one of Scotland’s great Highland regiments to life. The museum weaves a rich tapestry, connecting the regiment to the local communities around Scotland from where its soldiers and their families came from.
Where council s £355m money pot will be spent to improve Hull
Where council s pot of cash will go to help spur on Hull s recovery from the pandemic (Image: Jerome Ellerby)
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Major £1.2m refurbishment of Grade II-listed Victorian synagogue in city completed
The building has been used by the local Jewish community for more than 120 years
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A major refurbishment of a Victorian, Grade II-listed synagogue in the city has been completed.