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Brechin's Regeneration
AFTER several years in the pipeline Brechin's city centre is set to benefit from a near £3m windfall after it was successful in applying for various grants from Historic Scotland, Angus Council and The Heritage Lottery Fund.
Over the next few years several major renovation projects will be carried out at a number of locations around the city.
Local businesses and residents within a designated zone will also be able to apply for small grants to improve the exterior of their buildings - everything from installing new windows to general stonework or tile repairs will be available for funding.
Four large projects will also be carried out at site's earmarked for drastic improvements.
The first of these will be the city's Town House Museum, which will be upgraded to include an upstairs extension housing additional gallery space and possible public meeting rooms.
Other projects likely to get a slice of the pot include work to restore the 'Merchant's House' in the High Street, repairs to the West & St. Columba Church on Panmure Street, and work in the Cross to improve the appearance of numbers 29-47 High Street.
For details on these projects, snapshots of work to be carried out, and over-views of the project's management structure, simply click on the links you can find at the top and bottom of each page in this section.
This site will also constantly evolve over the coming years as the city's THI develops - so you can follow Brechin's regeneration and get the low-down on all of the latest developments as they happen.
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