Glasgow City Heritage Trust - Historic Environment Grants

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Historic Environment Grants are available to property owners, commercial businesses, community groups, and other organisations in Glasgow who want to look after or celebrate Glasgow's unique historic environment.

Funded projects have included building repairs, exhibitions, traditional skills training, events, publications, research projects, and community workshops.

To be eligible for funding, your project must meet at least one of the six Grant Priorities of the Programme:

1. Will your project strengthen the resilience of Glasgow’s historic buildings and places so it is protected and more sustainable?
2. Will your project increase the quality and availability of traditional skills to help repair and maintain Glasgow’s historic buildings and places?
3. Will your project use Glasgow’s historic buildings and places to help tackle climate change?
4. Will your project increase the economic benefits from Glasgow’s historic buildings and places in a sustainable and inclusive way?
5. Will your project increase people’s understanding of and engagement with Glasgow’s historic buildings and places?
6. Will your project enhance the use of the historic buildings and places for the people of Glasgow by creating a sense of place and encouraging legacy-building?

Full details can be found in the fund guidelines on the Trust website.

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Geographical areas funded: Glasgow

Fund type

Type of funding:

Grant

Type of cost:

Capital, Revenue

Fund award sizes

Annually awarded:

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Who can apply

Property owners, commercial businesses and community groups in Glasgow.

When to apply

Open for applications. Enquiries are accepted on a rolling basis at any time. The Grants Committee meets quarterly, and applications that miss a deadline are considered at the next available meeting.

Next deadline: 20 Jan 2027

How to apply

Applicants first submit an enquiry form via the funder's website. If the project appears eligible, the funder invites a full application. Applications are then assessed and scored, and decisions are made by the Grants Committee.

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Activites funded: Arts and culture Education and training Heritage and building preservation

Beneficiaries funded: General public Local communities Voluntary sector organisations Urban communities

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