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Holiday complex at 18th century country house set for approval

Holiday complex at 18th century country house set for approval
BBC Scotland Wednesday 17 June 2026, 22:02 UTC 1 min read
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One of Scotland's biggest private landowners - Buccleuch Estates - is behind the plans near Canonbie.

One of Scotland's biggest private landowners - Buccleuch Estates - is behind the plans near Canonbie.
Scotland (LOCATION) Buccleuch Estates (ORG) Canonbie (ORG)
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