Success Stories

Tower Mill, an A-listed former spinning mill, the only mill in Scotland to be built on a bridge, now provides sustainable community facilities and overlooks a redesigned civic space.

A small scale project within the Selkirk conservation area has improved the appearance of historic Halliwell's Close and brought back into use valuable storage space for residents.

The people of Castlemilk Housing Estate mounted a 10 year long campaign to save Castlemilk Stables and give it a sustainable new use.

Following a campaign to save Liberton Bank House from demolition, a £750,000 project through Cockburn Conservation Trust with Groves-Raines Architects has created an educational establishment for Dunedin School.

A £3.6 million restoration of Blackburn House, a late 18th century country house built by George Moncrieff, has secured the future of this important A-listed building in West Lothian.

Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust, working with volunteers from Exploring Perthshire's Past, have secured the future of picturesque Balado Bridge.

Laurencekirk Railway Station in Aberdeenshire, fully refurbished and restored to its original 19 century design, was reopened on 17 May 2009.

The £2m revamp of Scotland’s first purpose-built cinema, the A listed Hippodrome in Bo’ness, was completed in April 2009.

The fully renovated and refurbished 17th century former stable block of Meldrum Country House in Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire was officially opened in November 2009.