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Border Telegraph Article 2.9.20

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Border Telegraph Article 2.9.20
Sep 2nd 2020 | Rob Longworth

Trimontium Trust Patron Announced

The Duke of Gloucester’s announcement as the new patron of the Trimontium Trust was covered in the local press, as the Border Telegraph featured the news in their issue dated 2nd of November 2020.

It’s an exciting appointment for the Trust, as it will continue to help us raise awareness of the importance of the unique Roman and native hillfort heritage in the Scottish Borders.

Have a read of the piece below, or head to the Border Telegraph website to read the online version.

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