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Project launched to save Eyemouth's historic buildings

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Owners of historic properties in Eyemouth are being invited to participate in a pilot project which aims to save historic buildings by training local people in the traditional skills needed to repair and maintain them.

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Project launched to save Eyemouth's historic buildings

Owners of historic properties in Eyemouth are being invited to participate in a pilot project which aims to save historic buildings by training local people in the traditional skills needed to repair and maintain them.

3 months ago·Selkirk, United Kingdom

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Southern Reporter broke the news in Selkirk, United Kingdom 3 months ago on Friday, December 6, 2024.

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