Glasgow City Heritage Trust

Glasgow City Heritage Trust (GCHT) has awarded over £145,000 in funding in its latest round of grants to support a diverse range of heritage projects across the city. 

Scottish property management firm Sentry has unveiled the full façade refurbishment of 84 Miller Street, which it manages, bringing new life to the landmark 19th century Merchant City building. Built in the style of Alexander Thomson, the former warehouse is now home to the Thundercat Bar / D

The city of Glasgow is gearing up for an exciting celebration as Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival marks its 35th year, inviting residents to discover the inside of buildings they’ve never seen before. Running from September 16-22, and delivered annually by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust (

A Built Heritage Commission (BHC) for Glasgow has now been established to provide advice on a wide variety of heritage-related matters in the city.

The Architectural Heritage Society of Scotland (AHSS) has teamed up with local and national heritage organisations to call upon South Ayrshire Council for transparency in the face of growing concerns surrounding the extensive demolition at Ayr Station Hotel. Chief among the concerns is the 

The Glasgow Building Preservation Trust and the Glasgow City Heritage Trust have been awarded funding of £50,000 and £240,000 respectively by Glasgow City Council for the 2023/24 financial year.

Glasgow City Heritage Trust (GCHT) Podcast has announced the second series of it's 'If Glasgow's walls could talk' which explores the relationships between Glasgow's historic buildings, places and communities.

Conservation experts fighting for the restoration of a Glasgow architectural masterpiece have secured funding to develop a plan for the building’s future. The Egyptian Halls working group, led by the Scottish Civic Trust and composed of experienced developers, architects and conservation exper

A 20-week feasibility study of Glasgow’s Langside Halls has resulted in proposals to transform the building for use as a community cultural and social hub.

Glasgow City Heritage Trust has announced over £360,000 of funding to support 12 heritage projects in the city, including five historic building repair projects, in its latest round of funding.

A collection of photographs that explores the rich built heritage of Glasgow is to be displayed at a new exhibition.