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Volunteers with 200 years of combined experience keeping castle’s history alive
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Volunteers with 200 years of combined experience keeping castle’s history alive
Scotland’s first community-owned castle is celebrating the volunteers who have helped transform the historic landmark over nearly two decades. As Volunteers’ Week takes place across the UK, Braemar Castle is recognising a dedicated team whose combined experience exceeds 200 years. The strong team of volunteers include former doctors, engineers, a BBC programme maker, an RAF rescue co-ordinator and lifelong local residents, all united by a shared…
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