Must be saved we need such things as this in our area. The percentage of employment in our area is from agriculture, farming & fisheries & people need trained or else a lot of skills will wither out due to new blood not being trained properly.
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Andrew jack
10 years ago
Save the barony
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mary thomson
10 years ago
this establishment has been run in its present situation successfully for many years leave it alone
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Jack Mcfadzean
10 years ago
Barony should not be shifted!
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Joanne Robertson
10 years ago
Leave the Barony where it is, keep rural education, rural!!
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Doreen Newlands
10 years ago
We so need this collage for the young people wanting to further their ambitions
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Ross Anderson
10 years ago
What are they thinking?? Invest at the Barony, surely the cheaper option, steady investment over a few years, not a massive spend at an unsuitable location! What is the likelihood that students, especially in the Agricultural sector, will have the same opportunities for practical experience and learning at the Crichton? I know that Barony students have full access to the Barony farm , and to say that first year Agricultural students will benefit from being closer to researchers?? Nonsense! They want hands on learning! Learn from your past mistakes SRUC!!! Auchincruive disaster still fresh in many people's minds, Shame on you and your vastly overpaid, arrogant "leaders"!
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Lynn Ross
10 years ago
I attended The Barony when I left school. A fantastic place and it is perfectly situated for all the needs of the students.
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Janet walden
10 years ago
This is a fantastic college !! It would be such a shame to see it close.!!
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Fern Carey
10 years ago
Wonderful college, brilliant facilities, beautiful surroundings and fantastic staff why move when it's already perfect!
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Cairn Hurst
10 years ago
Relocating the Barony will lose everything special about it, keep it where it is and look into how to improve it and what more could be done with the place!!
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Hilary Blagbrough
10 years ago
You can't teach rural studies in an urban environment. Everything gets disjointed and loses the point. KEEP THE BARONY!
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Michael Endredy
10 years ago
A great facility which deserves to remain in its current rural location.
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mike
10 years ago
save the barony
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Margaret Brough
10 years ago
An excellent facility that my son attended 13 years ago.
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Ann Young
10 years ago
My son go's to the barony and love's where it is. It is a best place for it as there is plenty of country side and woodland and farms for all students to learn and all the staff r brilliant, why change something that works really well where it is .
Leave it where it is.
this would be dreadful
Must be saved we need such things as this in our area. The percentage of employment in our area is from agriculture, farming & fisheries & people need trained or else a lot of skills will wither out due to new blood not being trained properly.
Save the barony
this establishment has been run in its present situation successfully for many years leave it alone
Barony should not be shifted!
Leave the Barony where it is, keep rural education, rural!!
We so need this collage for the young people wanting to further their ambitions
What are they thinking?? Invest at the Barony, surely the cheaper option, steady investment over a few years, not a massive spend at an unsuitable location! What is the likelihood that students, especially in the Agricultural sector, will have the same opportunities for practical experience and learning at the Crichton? I know that Barony students have full access to the Barony farm , and to say that first year Agricultural students will benefit from being closer to researchers?? Nonsense! They want hands on learning! Learn from your past mistakes SRUC!!! Auchincruive disaster still fresh in many people's minds, Shame on you and your vastly overpaid, arrogant "leaders"!
I attended The Barony when I left school. A fantastic place and it is perfectly situated for all the needs of the students.
This is a fantastic college !! It would be such a shame to see it close.!!
Wonderful college, brilliant facilities, beautiful surroundings and fantastic staff why move when it's already perfect!
Relocating the Barony will lose everything special about it, keep it where it is and look into how to improve it and what more could be done with the place!!
You can't teach rural studies in an urban environment. Everything gets disjointed and loses the point. KEEP THE BARONY!
A great facility which deserves to remain in its current rural location.
save the barony
An excellent facility that my son attended 13 years ago.
My son go's to the barony and love's where it is. It is a best place for it as there is plenty of country side and woodland and farms for all students to learn and all the staff r brilliant, why change something that works really well where it is .
The barony is superb and must be saved
Save the barony