May 2021

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Mon, 31st May 2021

NEW HOME REQUIRED FOR SHAX

Local homeless support charity, SHAX, has this week signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with The Crichton Trust to formalise their shared commitment to the development of a new purpose-built…

Wed, 26th May 2021

FIRST RURAL 5G CONNECTIVITY HUB

Dumfries & Galloway to host Scotland’s first rural 5G connectivity hub Farming and rural healthcare are amongst the sectors set to benefit The Crichton, a business and academic campus in…

Mon, 24th May 2021

CRICHTON MEETINGS AND CONVERSATIONS MAY 21′

We aim to keep tenants, partners, colleagues, customers and stakeholders up to date with regular updates on The Crichton Blog and via our newsletter, magazine and social media channels. We…

Mon, 24th May 2021

UPDATE: TENANTS’ FORUM/CRICHTON BRIEFING 28 APRIL 2021

We held our monthly Tenants’ Forum on Zoom on 28 April. Thanks to all those who attended. MONTHLY UPDATE: Gwilym Gibbons, Chief Executive of The Crichton Trust welcomed tenants and partners…

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