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A Clackmannanshire café is sending the Scottish delicacy to frontline troops so they can enjoy their own Burns Supper.
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A Clackmannanshire café is sending the Scottish delicacy to frontline troops so they can enjoy their own Burns Supper.
A Clackmannanshire café is sending the Scottish delicacy to frontline troops so they can enjoy their own Burns Supper.
With Burns Night 2021 fast approaching, although looking a bit different this year, people can still mark the big night by enjoying a host of virtual Burns celebrations and suppers. January 25 is known worldwide as Burns Night - the birthday of Robert Burns, Scotland’s national bard – traditionally celebrated with a meal of haggis, turnip (‘neeps’) and potatoes (‘tatties’), and a wee dram of whisky. Some of these events include Dumfries’ famous Big Burns Supper - with comedy, music and entertainment – going digital for the first time, the National Trust for Scotland...