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No-one wanted our old school - now it's an £8m outdoor sport hub

No-one wanted our old school - now it's an £8m outdoor sport hub
BBC Scotland Friday 29 May 2026, 21:47 UTC 1 min read
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The article discusses the transformation of an old school in Dalbeattie into an £8m outdoor sport hub, which will provide opportunities for young cyclists to qualify for a world championships. The hub will feature a range of facilities, including a velodrome, and will be a significant investment in the local community.

Young cyclists in Dalbeattie will get a chance to qualify for a world championships next month.
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