THE US firm developing Taymouth Castle into an exclusive resort is facing questions after a listed monument on the grounds of the estate was smashed…
THE US firm developing Taymouth Castle into an exclusive resort is facing questions after a listed monument on the grounds of the estate was smashed.
Perth and Kinross Council said it was aware of the damage to the monument, and that DLC had “indicated that the listed structure was subject to suspected vandalism”. The trust added: “We are content that the matter is being dealt with by HES and conservation and planning officers at PKC through the planning process.”
“If DLC were sincere in previous statements about protecting the castle and grounds and how much Scotland's heritage means to them, they must make it a priority to find out what took place and provide answers to the above questions.”A PKC spokesperson said: “The planning authority is aware of the damage to ‘The Monument’. The developer indicated that the listed structure was subject to suspected vandalism and had to be removed from the site to enable repairs.
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