Fair Work First Statement

Logo indicating Glasgow City Heritage Trust's status as a Living Wage employer

Glasgow City Heritage Trust is committed to the Scottish Government’s Fair Work First principles, ensuring that every employee enjoys a fair, inclusive, and supportive working environment. As an accredited Living Wage employer, we promote fair pay, flexible working arrangements, and ongoing skills development to empower our staff and provide meaningful opportunities for growth. We believe […]

Talk: Brutal Glasgow

Wednesday 23 October 2024 | 6:30-7:30pm | GCHT, 54 Bell Street & online via Zoom
Dive into Glasgow’s love-hate relationship with Brutalism in this talk with curator Rachel Loughran and artist Natalie Tweedie

Recorded CPD: Structural Repairs to a Historic Townhouse

Front view of a row of sandstone B-listed townhouses at 8 Belhaven Terrace, Glasgow, with decorative architectural detailing, columned entrances, and steps leading up from the street.

Join GCHT for a CPD session on the structural repair of 8 Belhaven Terrace, where architect Bill Coltart will share how a bulging rear wall was rebuilt and the challenges of preserving historic masonry while keeping residents in place.

Grantee Resources

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To help you make the most of your grant and ensure a smooth process, we’ve compiled essential resources, including branding guidelines, logo assets, and evaluation requirements.

Celebrating a Year of Impact: GCHT Annual Report 2023-24

A line drawing showing cartoon-style gloved hands assembling a building out of block-like pieces with windows, resembling a construction puzzle or collaborative building activity.

We’re excited to share our 2023-24 Annual Report, showcasing a year of milestones and a fresh new look with our updated branding! Here’s what we achieved together: 20 heritage projects grant-aided, with a total investment of £643,284.08, supporting the repair of 9 buildings and helping 192 property owners conserve Glasgow’s historic built environment. £69,999 invested […]