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Delivering focused investment in the historic built environment of the City of Stirling

Stirling City Heritage Trust promote and encourage the protection and preservation of the historic, architectural and landscape heritage within the Stirling Council Area for the benefit of the general public now and in the future.

About Our Work

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Stirling Heritage Strategy

Stirling Council have appointed Stirling City Heritage Trust to develop a Heritage Strategy for the whole Stirling Council area in partnership with local, regional and national individuals, communities and organisations.
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Education & Outreach

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Funding & Advice

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Past Projects

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The Traditional Buildings Health Check is a proactive maintenance scheme delivered by Stirling City Heritage Trust to assist owners in Stirling to maintain their traditional buildings. Membership offers access to the maintenance and repair advice from our Traditional Buildings Team and to our impartial building inspection service.

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Stirling’s Built Heritage

Pre-industrial Stirling was one of three major strongholds in Scotland, the others being Edinburgh and Perth. The castle was the strongest defence in Scotland and, in the 15th and 16th century, a Royal residential palace and favoured seat of the Stuart Kings.
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Explore Stirling

While Stirling Castle, perched on its rocky volcanic outcrop, is the most prominent evidence of its historic pedigree, there are many other buildings which contribute to the surviving architectural history.
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Online Exhibition

John Allan: A Man of Original Ideas

An author, historian and architect, he leaves a legacy of fascinating buildings which we can all enjoy today.

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Blog

Keep up to date with our latest news, discover more stories from Stirling's past and find out about our up coming events and exhibitions.

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Women in Construction at Bannockburn House

This month we spent two days with a group of 12 pupils from both Wallace High and Stirling High at our Women in Construction build project, held at Bannockburn House.
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SVE Inspire Awards September 2024

Staff and Trustees of Stirling City Heritage Trust were delighted to attend the Stirlingshire Voluntary Enterprise (SVE) Inspire Volunteering Awards last week, celebrating the fantastic volunteers across a variety of organisations in the Stirling area.
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Kings, Wolves and Drones: 20 years of care and repair at Stirling City Heritage Trust

Join us for an illustrated lecture on Tuesday 17th September celebrating 20 years of SCHT supporting heritage in Stirling.
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SCHT Grant Conditions: Owners Associations

We’ve recently updated our Grant Conditions for tenement projects, read all about it below.
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Stirling's Lost Swimming Pools

In this Lost Stirling blog post, we’ll be looking at two lost swimming pools of Stirling, the Edward Road Swimming Pool and the Provosts Pool. Although they were demolished, we still have wonderful architectural plans of these buildings, thanks to Stirling Archives.
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Damp, Mould and Condensation 1 day course

We are delighted to invite Professor John Edwards to deliver a full-day course on damp, mould and condensation on Wednesday 21st August
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Level 3 Award in Energy Efficiency for Older and Traditional Buildings Retrofit Course (2 Day)

This course organised by SCHT will enable participants to achieve the NOCN qualification: Energy Efficiency Measures for Older and Traditional Buildings.
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Community Consultation launched for Stirling’s Heritage Strategy

Help shape the future of Stirling’s Heritage
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Guest Blog: Dementia Friendly Heritage Interpretation

We've invited Gillian Fraser, who has been working on dementia-friendly activity packs to bring the Battle of Bannockburn Experience into care homes, to write a blog about her innovative project.
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SCHT 20: Championing Women in Construction

During 2024, we will be celebrating being 20 years old! In this blog we take a look at our work to encourage female high school students to consider a career in construction and built heritage.

Stirling City Heritage Trust was set up by Historic Environment Scotland (formerly Historic Scotland) in partnership with Stirling Council as a means of delivering focused investment in the historic built environment of the City of Stirling.

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Aims & Objectives

To invest and support projects within the historic environment which will contribute to the economic regeneration and resilience of Stirling’s city centre and make Stirling City a better place to live, visit and invest.
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Our Team

The Trust is run by a manager and has a staff compliment of three full-time staff working on the Traditional Buildings Health Check pilot project.
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Publications

Stirling City Heritage Trust helps develop traditional building skills, preserve our historic environment and inspires people to appreciate their built heritage, Read more about our varied work in these publications.
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About Us

Stirling City Heritage Trust was set up by Historic Environment Scotland (formerly Historic Scotland) in partnership with Stirling Council as a means of delivering focused investment in the historic built environment of the City of Stirling.

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We are a registered charity and your support is crucial to us continuing with our work.

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