Wigtown

[ wig-tuhn, -toun ]

noun

1. a historic county in SW Scotland.

Example Sentences

Pete Barraclough from North Yorkshire said it had affected his recent visit to the Wigtown Book Festival.

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She said it was a big contrast to her work on the front-line at crisis points in the likes of Ukraine and Haiti and that the houses in Wigtown had a picture-book look.

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In the process, it now also contributes about £10,000-a-year to the Wigtown Festival Company's charitable work.

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However, the Open Book in Wigtown - which has been running for a decade - now has a two-year waiting list.

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The group has encouraged authors to boycott festivals and to divest the company's sponsorship, with Wigtown Book Festival also confirming the firm had withdrawn from its partnership earlier this week.

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