Raeburn

American

[rey-bern] / ˈreɪ bərn /

noun

Sir Henry, 1756–1823, Scottish painter.

Raeburn British

/ ˈreɪˌbɜːn /

noun

Sir Henry . 1756–1823, Scottish portrait painter

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Olly Raeburn, Hornby Hobbies CEO, said the artwork had a "special place" in Margate's heart.

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A special jury prize for original music was issued to Peter Raeburn for “Handling the Undead” and a special jury prize for acting went to Preeti Panigrahi for “Girls Will Be Girls.”

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He and his wife Catherine live on the 12th floor of the Raeburn Heights complex in Glenrothes.

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Christine Proudfoot, a member of the residents' association at Raeburn Heights, questions where the additional appliances will come from if a fire breaks out.

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Community Land Scotland chairwoman Ailsa Raeburn said it needed help in persuading landowners to release land for homes.

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