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Dumfries Media And Communication
Media and Communication provides access for individuals and businesses to the latest technologies in sound, printing, and visual communication. Our up to date resource puts you in touch with the companies that keep you in touch with your audience. From design and distribution of printed publications, to bespoke audio visual communications; this is the hub of media news and activity. Reaching TV, radio and the World Wide Web, get your message across with media illustration and animation. Media and Communication supports listed here include telecommunications, encompassing call centres to deals on mobile phones, and sound proofing.
About Dumfries - show infohide info
Dumfries is a borough of southern Scotland in the Dumfries and Galloway Region on the Nith River. The poet Robert Burns is buried here. The Robert Burns Centre is situated in an 18th century watermill on the west bank of the River Nith. It tells the story of Burns' last years in the town. Above the mill there is an 18th century windmill tower which houses Dumfries Museum and the Camera Obscura Observatory. The Museum has exhibits about prehistoric times, the wildlife of the Solway saltmarshes, stone carvings of Scotland's early Christians, and the Victorian farm. The Camera Obscura, originally an astronomical instrument installed in 1836, has a table top screen with panoramic views of Dumfries and the surrounding countryside. The name Dumfries is given to a Lieutenancy Area of Scotland comprising the former districts of Nithsdale and Annandale and Eskdale.
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