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Black text on a white background with the outline of part of an orange and part of a pink star. The text reads: 40 years of Volunteers' Week. #VolunteersWeek. With the Volunteers' Week log and '40th Anniversary' underneath.
3 Jun 2024

Celebrating Volunteers’ Week 2024

Volunteers’ Week takes place from 3–9 June. This year, the campaign has a specific theme to focus on the spirit of appreciation and recognition, marking an incredible milestone of 40 years of Volunteers’ Week in the UK.

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Meet the Makers: Introducing the Pink Castle collection

We’re delighted to introduce a new exclusive range of products inspired by the Pink Again project at Craigievar Castle.

An exterior view of the recently repainted pink walls of Craigievar Castle, looking up a grassy path beside the barmkin wall.
29 May 2024

Pink again: Craigievar Castle reopens

On Friday 31 May, Craigievar Castle welcomes visitors again, following a major conservation project by the Trust.

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