Advertisement Tourism Minister visits Galloway Tourism Minister Fergus Ewing is visiting Galloway to hear about local initiatives to encourage more tourists to visit the region. Share Tweet Reddit
27 August 2013 at 10:20am Tourism boost for south-west Scotland Scottish Tourism Minister Fergus Ewing is visiting a holiday park in the south-west of Scotland to find out how busy the region has been this summer. Loch Ken Holiday Park, near Castle Douglas, has seen an increase in visitor numbers with the help of recent investment. The area has enjoyed a busier year than usual with visitors coming from both sides of the Border as well as mainland Europe. A national tourism report has shown a 21% rise in visitors to outdoor attractions across south-west Scotland. Last updated Tue 27 Aug 2013 Read more 4 updates Tourism Minister visits Galloway UK Fergus Ewing Tourism Dumfries and Galloway Share Tweet Reddit
Workington turns blue for the first time in decades The 'Workington Man' came through for the Conservatives as they seized the constituency from Labour.
GE2019: Scotland heads into uncharted constitutional waters ITV Border's Political Editor, Peter MacMahon: his take on the election result.
Election results live: Corbyn to stand down as Johnson hails ‘new mandate’ Weeks of campaigning across the country in wet and chilly December conditions in the third General Election in just under five years is now