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4 October 2007
Castle has characterMedia Releases
Cartoon Robert the Bruce comes to life at Urquhart! As the Cartoon Caper continues at Historic Scotland attractions across Scotland, as part of the October Kids Go Free campaign, visitors to Urquhart Castle may notice something different about one of the 10 cartoon characters hidden around the attraction; Robert the Bruce is moving!
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/largertext/news_search_results.htm/news_article.htm?articleid=174902 October 2007
Members appointed to the Historic Environment Advisory Council for ScotlandMedia Releases
Linda Fabiani, Minister for Europe, External Affairs and Culture today announced the appointment of four new members to the Historic Environment Advisory Council for Scotland (HEACS). Eila Macqueen, Dr Colin Martin, Colin McLean and Dr Richard Oram join the eight existing members of HEACS, an advisory Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB) which provides Scottish Ministers with strategic advice on the historic environment.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/largertext/news_search_results.htm/news_article.htm?articleid=172562 October 2007
Safeguarding Scotland's architectural heritageMedia Releases
Stone has been crucial in shaping Scotland’s architectural landscape throughout history and continues to do so. The demand for stone in new build construction, as well as repairs to the country’s historic buildings, is a testament to its durability and beauty. However, without a commitment to training, investment and better understanding, this unique piece of Scotland’s character could be lost.
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/largertext/news_search_results.htm/news_article.htm?articleid=1900125 September 2007
Historic buildings helping to cut carbon emissionsMedia Releases
Historic buildings are already helping to reduce Scotland’s carbon emissions. That is one of the key messages delivered by Culture Minister Linda Fabiani MSP at the opening of the annual conference of the Historic Environment Advisory Council for Scotland today (Tuesday).
http://www.historic-scotland.gov.uk/largertext/news_search_results.htm/news_article.htm?articleid=1725725 September 2007
Stirling Tapestry UnveiledMedia Releases
The third in the spectacular Hunt of the Unicorn series of tapestries being recreated for Stirling Castle is to be unveiled to the public at a special reception on 27 September 2007. Woven by hand by weavers from the West Dean Tapestry Studio within the grounds of the castle, this important work of art measures 12ft by 14ft (3.45 x 3.30 m) and will hang in the Chapel Royal.
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