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Isle of Rum

EXCLUSIVE Undated handout photo issued by NatureScot of Kinloch Castle
Isle of Rum

Buyer lined up for Rum’s Kinloch Castle with plans for luxury hotel

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The 13 island projects set to benefit from £3m Scottish Government fund

Kinloch  Castle is currently owned by NatureScot Kinloch  Castle is currently owned by NatureScot
Property
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SNP Government puts publicly owned Scottish island castle on sale for £750k

Kinloch Castle on the isle of Rum is currently publicly owned Kinloch Castle on the isle of Rum is currently publicly owned
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SNP Government must sell Scottish island's historic A-listed castle, report says

The Isle of Rum is the first designated International Dark Sky Sanctuary in Scotland The Isle of Rum is the first designated International Dark Sky Sanctuary in Scotland
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Scottish island receives global recognition for quality of night skies

Rum has welcomed two new foals to its herd of 'ancient, rare' ponies Rum has welcomed two new foals to its herd of 'ancient, rare' ponies
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Scottish island celebrates birth of ‘ancient and rare’ native ponies

Amelia Dalton used to run cruises to St Kilda after discovering her love for Scotland's west coast Amelia Dalton used to run cruises to St Kilda after discovering her love for Scotland's west coast
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How one woman restored an old arctic trawler to explore the Scottish islands

Jeremy Hosking – who is reportedly worth some £375 million – was previously in negotiation to buy Kinloch Castle on Rum Jeremy Hosking – who is reportedly worth some £375 million – was previously in negotiation to buy Kinloch Castle on Rum
Isle of Rum
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LibDems use £10k Brexiteer donation to fund Skye campaign

Kinloch Castle on the Isle of Rum seen from above Kinloch Castle on the Isle of Rum seen from above
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Highlands & Islands
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What next for this landmark Scottish castle after potential buyer drops bid?

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