Wigtown

[wig-tuhn, -toun]

noun

1. a historic county in SW Scotland.

Example Sentences

The former Plough Inn in Wigtown was at risk of being turned into flats until local residents stepped in and took it over.

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Craig Hamnett, who chairs the Wigtown Community Inn community benefit society, said it was a relief not to lose the centuries-old hostelry.

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The pub in Wigtown had been in continuous use for more than 200 years.

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He said that was not just to see the pub - now The Wigtown Ploughman - succeed but to help "all the local businesses that work so hard to keep the lights on" to benefit from an increased footfall to the town.

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"This community-led project is just getting started, and we plan to be here in the heart of Wigtown for generations to come," said Craig.

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