Campaigners trying to save home of Auld Lang Syne
Summary
Campaigners are working to raise £12 million to save Ellisland Farm, where Robert Burns wrote "Auld Lang Syne." They aim to restore the farm and create a cultural destination. The site has suffered from years of decay and needs extensive repairs.Key Facts
- Campaigners want to raise £12 million to save Ellisland Farm.
- Robert Burns wrote "Auld Lang Syne" at this farm.
- The plan is to make it a cultural destination and restore it to its original state.
- The farm has faced years of decay and needs major repairs.
- The project aims to attract 17,000 visitors a year and create jobs.
- The campaign includes a film to highlight the farm's importance.
- The trust managing the farm has secured nearly £500,000 for development.
- The site is seen as having the potential for economic regeneration in the area.
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