Here is some news about where some of the money raised for charity goes to. This time we take a trip to Scotland to see what lottery good cause money has been used for.
Check this out A 17th Century burgh hall and the ruins of a 12th Century priory are to receive a share of a £1m award from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Linlithgow Burgh Halls, in the grounds of Linlithgow Palace, has been given a £772,500 grant.
It is to transform the original 17th Century building and 19th Century rear-wing into an arts centre and cafe.
The Tweed Forum has also been given £237,500 to conserve the ruins of Coldingham Priory.
The ruins date from the 12th Century, although it traces its descent back to one of the oldest monastic foundations in Scotland.
Some great news there for Scotland, and another little post on my lottery players advantage blog about where the good cause money goes to.
Right best crack on, until next time.
