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Could digestive biscuits form key part of £3.3 million heritage plan for Forres?

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Plans are being drawn up for a £3.3 million project to establish a ‘heritage quarter’ in the town. More than 200 suggestions have been put forward to generate money, attract visitors and engage youngsters. Among the ideas are capitalising on Forres’ unique position as the birthplace of Sir Alexander Grant, who invented the McVitie’s digestive biscuit.

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Could digestive biscuits form key part of £3.3 million heritage plan for Forres?

Forres is the birthplace of Sir Alexander Grant, who later created the world famous McVitie's digestive biscuit.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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