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Alan Carr's castle potting shed plan praised as 'positive and practical'

Alan Carr's castle potting shed plan praised as 'positive and practical'
BBC Scotland Tuesday 13 October 2026, 21:58 UTC 1 min read
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The Celebrity Traitors star bought Ayton Castle earlier this year and the estate will be renovated as part of a TV programme.

The Celebrity Traitors star bought Ayton Castle earlier this year and the estate will be renovated as part of a TV programme.
Alan Carr's (PERSON) Ayton Castle (PERSON)
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