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Film on Forth receives Growth Fund to promote filming locations across Falkirk and West Lothian
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Film on Forth receives Growth Fund to promote filming locations across Falkirk and West Lothian

A collaboration between Visit Falkirk and Visit West Lothian has received £15000 Growth Fund award from VisitScotland to create a suite of digital itineraries, maps and videos to promote filming locations across the area. The funding announcement was made by Fiona Hyslop, Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism & External Affairs and partners from VisitScotland, Visit Falkirk and Visit West Lothian at Midhope Castle in West Lothian, which doubles as Lallybroch Castle in Outlander.

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