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They are Scotland’s greatest sporting sons. So why, outside of their hometown of Dunblane, is there NOTHING to honour or celebrate the Murray brothers?
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They are Scotland’s greatest sporting sons. So why, outside of their hometown of Dunblane, is there NOTHING to honour or celebrate the Murray brothers?
A shaft of sunlight penetrates the glowering cloud, striking a golden form and immediately bringing brightness to the present and invoking fond memories of the past. It is the summer of 2026 in Dunblane. The golden object is a postbox, thus painted after Sir Andy Murray’s victory in the men’s singles tennis championship at the London Olympics in 2012. It is now a favourite photo-stop for tourists and for local children who find it the most expe…
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