Nominations wanted for Angel awards
Groups and individuals involved in heritage projects in the Highlands are being urged to enter the Scottish Heritage Angel Awards before nominations close on Friday June 29.
Time is running out to find those Angels who have played a special part in caring for, recording and celebrating the nation’s historic environment.
The awards scheme is open to groups, individuals, volunteers and professionals across Scotland.
This year the awards ceremony will take place in Glasgow for the first time, with the eventual winners to be crowned at Glasgow City Chambers on Monday October 22.
Susan O’Connor, director of the Scottish Civic Trust, said: ‘The Scottish Heritage Angel Awards are about honouring the contribution made by those groups and individuals who rescue, record and celebrate Scotland’s historic buildings and places. The awards also provide an important opportunity to recognise the positive difference that heritage projects make to local communities all over the country. I’m looking forward to this year’s nominations, which are sure to showcase the fantastic work being undertaken to support and promote our historic environment.’
For details on how to enter, nominate someone, or find out about our previous winners, please visit www.scottishheritageangelawards. org.uk.