An extra £10 million is being made available to towns and cities across Scotland for investment in their historic environment.
An extra £10 million is being made available to towns and cities across Scotland for investment in their historic environment.
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David Ross Highland Correspondent
The Scottish Government funding will be handed out to 12 council areas, including Inveraray, Elgin, Kirkwall and Banff.
The money, distributed through Historic Scotland's Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme (Cars), encourages local authorities to invest in historic sites as well as helping economic growth.
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