Welcome to the Inverness City Heritage Trust website.

Inverness City Heritage Trust is an independent organisation that seeks to promote Inverness’s cultural heritage and historic environment.

The objects for which the Trust was established are to promote and encourage, either on its own or in conjunction with others, the conservation, protection and enhancement of the historic, architectural and landscape heritage within Inverness and its environs by any means all for the benefit of the general public now and in the future.

The Trust’s vision for Inverness’s historic environment is that it should be more widely understood and accessible for residents and visitors, sustained in a good state of repair and used as a catalyst for environmental, cultural, economic and social change for the better for all that live in or visit Inverness.

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News

Over the last three years a bit of a buzz has developed from the City Partnership Office on Bank Street but the end of an era (albeit a very short one) has come as the Highland Print Studio prepare to move back into the building.  Inverness City Heritage Trust has therefore had to find a new home and is very pleased to announce that it has recently moved to join the new City Partnership Office at the Town House in Inverness.  New location but the same aim to deliver the City Vision to make Inverness a better place to live, visit and invest in.  See "Contact Us" for the new address and telephone number. 

Inverness City Heritage Trust has been awarded a further two years of funding until 2009.  To date the Trust has committed over £700,000 in capital repair grants in the Highland Capital.  It is hoped that the expansion of the area which the Trust covers (to include Crown Conservation Area) will attract new projects in the years to come.

 

 

 

 

 
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Grants

Please see the "Grants" section