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Argyll Holidays, a major Scottish holiday park operator, went into administration owing more than £103 million. The company, run by Cove Communities Venture 2 Argyle OpCo Limited, collapsed in November due to rising debts and costs. Despite this, its eight parks across Scotland are still open, with staff numbers boosted to 255.
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