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ITV: Roman history museum in Melrose gets £395k for major expansion

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ITV: Roman history museum in Melrose gets £395k for major expansion
Oct 30th 2019 | Rob Longworth

Trimontium Trust featured on ITV Border News

Some fantastic coverage for the museum on ITV Border, as we were awarded funding by the South of Scotland Economic Partnership, focusing on the investment and funding, which will be used to develop a learning programme that will enable visitors to contribute to archaeological research.

You can watch the full video on the ITV website.

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