Watt , Fiona

Date:
5/09/2009
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TP1/A/1455
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Fiona Watt comes from Edinburgh. She works in the Environment Department of Scottish Government looking after the rivers. On the plinth she is going to do an introduction to Scottish music and language so people know there is more to it than bagpipes. Will also explain Scottish words. She sings in community choir and used to be a singer in a band. Dressed in tartan and red and black stripes.

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