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2018 Awards

The new categories for 2018 are below, with this year's shortlist. The winners were announced at a special awards ceremony on Monday 22 October in The Banqueting Hall, Glasgow City Chambers.

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• Best Rescue of an Historic Building or Place For projects under £2m

  This award recognises volunteers and professionals, individuals and groups who have rescued a historic building, place, landscape or site.

  • Dunoon Burgh Hall
  • The Japanese Garden at Cowden Castle
  • Lady Catherine Erskine

   

• Best Major Regeneration of an Historic Building or Place For projects in excess of £2m

  This award recognises projects that have seen large scale investment, probably in excess of £2 million pounds, put into saving, rescuing or regenerating a building or place.

  • Campbeltown Community Business Ltd
  • Glasgow Building Preservation Trust
  • Falkirk Townscape Heritage

   

• Best Contribution to a Heritage Project by Young People

  This award recognises the contribution to heritage projects by young people up to and including the age of 25.

  • 1, 2 History Crew at Arbroath
  • Nick Wilson
  • Donald McDougall

   

• Best Craftsperson or Apprentice on a Heritage Rescue or Repair Project

  This award recognises a volunteer, professional individual or apprentice who has demonstrated the application of craft skills that have been key in repairing or rescuing a historic site. 

  • Graham Campbell and Alan Cormie

   

• Best Heritage Research, Interpretation or Recording

  This award recognises volunteers and professionals, individuals and groups who rescue, record or interpret any kind of historic place.

  • The Kirkmichael Trust
  • The Caithness Broch Project
  • Anna Welti and the Wedigs Community Archaeology Project