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Mecanoo completes £27m conversion of Perth City Hall into museum - Vimarsana News

Mecanoo completes £27m conversion of Perth City Hall into museum

Mecanoo’s £27 million Perth Museum – which features Scotland’s Stone of Destiny as its centrepiece – finally opened to the public last month

Perth Museum review – a new-look leveller for the ancient seat of kings - Vimarsana News

Perth Museum review – a new-look leveller for the ancient seat of kings

The mythic Stone of Destiny, used in Scottish and British coronations for centuries, is the star attraction of the £27m redeveloped Perth Museum – now brighter, easier to access and as eclectic as ever

Humza Yousaf has a 'personal responsibility' to ensure SNP hands back missing part of Stone of Scone - Vimarsana News

Humza Yousaf has a 'personal responsibility' to ensure SNP hands back missing part of Stone of Scone

Humza Yousaf should ensure the SNP hands back a missing fragment of the Stone of Scone given to Alex Salmond more than 15 years ago, the chairman of the artefact’s new home has said.

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Alex Salmond denies owning Stone of Scone fragment amid calls for him to hand it back - Vimarsana News

Alex Salmond denies owning Stone of Scone fragment amid calls for him to hand it back

Alex Salmond has denied possessing a fragment of the Stone of Scone a friend gave him as a gift, following calls from a former Scottish Secretary for the “stolen” piece to be handed back.

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Alex Salmond given part of the Stone of Scone by son of student who stole it - Vimarsana News

Alex Salmond given part of the Stone of Scone by son of student who stole it

Former SNP MEP gave fragment to him when he was First Minister, having advised students who took it from Westminster Abbey