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Argyll and Bute Council has placed Building at Risk Clock Lodge, Kilmory, on the market for sale.

Endemol UK is seeking homes for a new series of the BBC TWO historical property series, Restoration Home presented by Caroline Quentin and produced by Remarkable Television.

Historic Scotland has announced the latest round of grant awards through the Building Repair Grant Scheme. Of the six projects, three Buildings at Risk are included - Ham Girnal, Maybole Castle and Campbeltown‘s Old Courthouse.

Historic Scotland, the executive agency of the Scottish Government charged with safeguarding the nation‘s historic environment, is developing a new corporate plan and has launched a consultation exercise.

The Peter Pan Moat Brae Trust has launched a £4 million fundraising campaign to restore and convert Moat Brae House into a centre for children‘s literature.

Visitors to the National Trust for Scotland’s properties, and its website, are being asked to share their views on the future priorities of the conservation charity.

The National Trust for Scotland and Tenants First are celebrating the completion of a project to conserve and adapt a group of Georgian townhouses at the heart of old Peterhead with an open day for visitors Saturday 21 May.

Strathclyde Building Preservation Trust has been working with the owners, the Kintyre Amenity Trust, and Argyll & Bute Council to secure the future of this important B-listed former free church school on Big Kiln Street in Campbeltown.

A new publication - free to download as a PDF - has been co-authored by Edinburgh City Council and Historic Scotland, exploring Edinburgh‘s listed post-war buildings.

SAVE‘s 22nd annual buildings at risk catalogue, Take a Chance on Me, is to be published 1 June 2011. Principally covering buildings in England and Wales, a selection of current Buildings at Risk in Scotland will also be featuring.