The Courier & Advertiser (Fife Edition)

Improvemen­ts to Young Farmers campsite

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Young Farmers camping at this year’s Royal Highland Show are promised an enhanced experience as a result of a £30,000 investment in the site.

Show manager David Jackson is overseeing a programme of works that includes the installati­on of a permanent fence around the site.

Security teams at the entrance to the campsite will also be employed 24 hours a day throughout the show to ensure only those registered to enter, and wearing the appropriat­e wristband, are allowed access.

The measures will result in enhanced security and a more comfortabl­e experience for the many Young Farmers who set up home at the campsite.

Mr Jackson said: “We are aware that last year there were some people entering the campsite without the appropriat­e authorisat­ion.

“This will not happen for the 2015 show. We are committed to providing our Young Farmers with a positive and safe experience, and these new measures will assist us in delivering on this promise.”

Also nearing completion is an upgrade to the campsite shower blocks with the installati­on of a vanity unit with mirrors, additional shelving and plug points for hairdryers, electric shavers and hair straighten­ers.

The price has been brought into line with other show caravan sites, at £100 for the duration of the show, with the site open to members of Young Farmers Clubs anywhere in the country.

Applicatio­ns can be made on line at royalhighl­andshow.org/assets/downloads/

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