attended accupuncture here today, and i was pleasantly surprised with the building. Its situated on…read morea main road so you can reach it off the main roundabouts, you dont need to go through dumfries. The staff were lovely, and Kirsty who did the accupuncture, was great at explaining how it works ets.

Horrendous experience with the medical centre, Complete lack of understanding about my condition…read more,Cluster headaches also known as suicide headaches , 1 doctor out of three in same week helped the condition only for a third to undo the help he gave me . Complete lack of empathy. Forced now to change my practice to get some consistency with the doctor I attend initially as they don't seem to keep a consistent team of doctors in the practice.

Impressive Hairdresser and beauty salon. Extremely friendly staff. I have to highly recommend this…read moreestablishment; I consider it the best in Castle Douglas. It has a superior selection of beauty and hair products.

The stunning grounds and architecture are what make this campus breathtaking. Seeped in history…read moreeverything you find out just makes you want to know more. It started when Mrs Elizabeth Crichton wanted to build the best Lunatic Asylum in Europe using her late husbands money and it seems she got pretty close. In its time free and paying patients were admitted with paying patients having a seemingly great quality of life For 15 shillings ($1.25) a year, a private sleeping room, iron bed, and animal soup were provided. Those who paid £17.50 ($30.00) a year were given a parlor, bathroom, meals with wine and dessert every day, and grouse in season. Each patient had one keeper and the use of a carriage or horse every day. (quoted from PsychiatryOnline.org) These days many of the buildings have a different function and new buildings have emerged developing the site further but the grounds are still maintained to an amazing standard. She originally wanted to create a university but her plans were scuppered. Recently those plans came to life and the campus is now home to students of Glasgow University. The Crichton Memorial Church in the grounds is a stunning building offering a perfect venue for a dream wedding.