Celebrating the Reopening of the Scottish Crannog Centre

That the Parliament celebrates the reopening of the Scottish Crannog Centre at its new location in Dalerb, Perthshire, on the shores of Loch Tay; acknowledges the resilience and dedication of the centre's team following the devastating fire in 2021 that destroyed the original site; notes that the new site is significantly larger and positioned on the opposite side of Loch Tay, offering expanded facilities, including a state-of-the-art building that houses the museum's invaluable collection that survived the blaze, alongside a new café and bookshop; highlights the museum's centrepiece, a living, working Iron Age village, as a significant cultural and educational asset, and commends the support of the Scottish Government, which contributed £2.4 million in funding towards the development of this new site, underscoring what it sees as its commitment to preserving and celebrating Scotland's rich historical heritage.