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Parton villagers reach James Clerk Maxwell church funding goal (opens the original)
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A tiny rural community has taken just four weeks to reach its £70,000 funding target to buy a church with links to the man described as "Scotland's forgotten Einstein". Scientist James Clerk Maxwell - whose work paved the way for mobile phones, radio and television - is buried in the graveyard at Parton. Villagers launched an appeal to raise £50,000 to buy the local kirk and another £20,000 to keep it wind and watertight. Contributions have come in from around the world, helping them hit their t
Giant data centre plans lodged at old Chapelcross nuclear site (opens the original)
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Plans have been submitted for a £16.5bn data centre at the site of the former Chapelcross nuclear plant in the south of Scotland. If approved, developers claim the scheme could deliver more than 500 full-time jobs - and it would be one of the biggest in the world in terms of its power capacity. Applicant CX Tech Ltd hopes work could start on the project next year with it taking about eight years to complete. It said the project was in line with attempts to redevelop the site but opponents have r
Tributes paid to former Kirkcudbright schoolboy killed in Ukraine (opens the original)
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A former pupil at a Scottish high school has been killed in action on the frontline in Ukraine. Arkadii Petrov and his family moved to Dumfries and Galloway when he was a teenager, following Russia's invasion in 2022. He attended Kirkcudbright Academy before returning to Ukraine to fight and was killed in action in the east of the country. Peter Kormylo, archivist at the Ukrainian Prisoner of War chapel in Lockerbie where Petrov attended services, said the whole community was upset by the death
Wheelchair users hit by shortage of accessible taxis in Dumfries and Galloway (opens the original)
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When Janice Johnstone wants to go for a night out in Dumfries, it can turn into something of a military operation. There is just one wheelchair-accessible taxi available to take her anywhere, so she has to book him days in advance in order to be sure of making any appointment. A last minute plan, which many of us might take for granted, is not something she can even consider. "You can't do anything on the spur of the moment - not at all," she said. Janice - who raised the issue via the BBC's You
Animal sanctuary seeks approval on Dalton gin distillery site (opens the original)
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Plans have been lodged to turn the site of a former gin distillery in southern Scotland into a home for exotic animals. The Eclipse Animal Sanctuary (EAS) wants to convert the site at Dalton in Dumfries and Galloway to house a variety of species including a wolfdog, lynx, turkey vulture and an American red fox. An application said the small-scale development would cater for about 20 rescue animals alongside eight pet dogs. It described the project as "low-impact rural diversification, appropriat
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