Scottish Crown Estate revenue

Aberdeen City Council has supported projects including:

• the Greyhope Bay project, which aims to build a world-class Dolphin viewing centre at the Torry Battery. It was awarded £9,000 over two years
• Clean Up Aberdeen, part of Keep Scotland Beautiful's Clean Up Scotland campaign, which organises litter picks and raises awareness of our litter problem nationally. It was awarded £2,500 over two years
• drainage improvements to Seton Park, organised by Friends of Seton Park, which works in partnership with the Council to ensure the park is a rewarding space for everyone to visit. It was awarded £3,500
• Cove in Bloom, a community volunteer gardening project which plants and maintains flower beds, planters and does hard landscaping throughout the Cove and Altens area. It was awarded £3,000

Aberdeenshire Council has supported projects including:

• the renovation of Newburgh Links Car Park, safeguarding the local Seal population and providing an economic boost to the local village - it was awarded £100,000
• the council's Business Resilience and Sustainability Scheme, which offered grant funding to help businesses diversify, support their transition toward net zero and build their digital resilience - it received £92,500
• the building of a new boardwalk at Stonehaven, replacing the existing facility which had reached the end of its life - it was awarded £30,000
• improvements to the football pitches in Balmedie Country Park, including the purchase of new equipment - it was awarded £9,700

Angus Council has supported projects including:

• work to make climate change adaptations at Montrose Harbour - it was awarded £109,129.78
• work to address coastal erosion at Montrose - it was awarded £80,950.46

Argyll and Bute Council has supported projects including:

• flood mitigation at Helensburgh - it was awarded £300,000
• installation of new pontoons at Rothesay Harbour - it was awarded £342,000 over two years
• the creation of the Dunoon Cycle Bothy, which aims to offer a range of activities to both new and experienced cyclists - and to draw visitors to the area. It was awarded £209,000

Dumfries and Galloway Council has supported projects including:

• skills development work carried out by Eastriggs And Gretna Heritage Group - it was awarded £36,000
• establishment of the Raydale Community Sports Hub- it was awarded £18,750
• improvement of coastal defences at Carsethorn. It was awarded £58,237.50
• building of a boatshed at the Isle of Whithorn, by the Wigtown Bay Coastal Rowing Club - it was awarded £50,000

East Lothian Council has supported projects including:

• a tourism support grant to the Scottish Seabird Centre - it was awarded £30,000
• improvement of the parking surface at Yellowcraig, a popular coastal destination - it was awarded £24,824
• extra waste collection - it was awarded £35,000
• traffic management - it was awarded £20,000

City of Edinburgh Council has supported projects including:

• improvements to the Granton Castle Walled Garden - it was awarded £5,409
• a community noticeboard for Wardie Bay Beach residents and visitors, working with the Wardie Bay Residents Association and Wardie Bay Beachwatch community group - it was awarded £2,232.25

Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has supported projects including:

• infrastructure works across each of its wards - a total of £805,622 was awarded
• community projects across each of its wards - a total of £413,878 was awarded
• Aros an Rubha - regeneration of an old school as a community facility, offices etc - it was awarded £57,667
• refurbishment of Laxdale Community Hall, and replacement of the building's roof - it was awarded a total of £98,166

Falkirk Council has supported projects including: Support of local communities through the COVID19 crisis. It was awarded £3,387.52 over two years.

Fife Council has supported projects including:

• repairs to the east end slipway in Tayport Harbour - it was awarded £10,000
• work by Fife Coast and Countryside Trust on improvements at Ruby Bay, Upper Eden River and Wormit Bay - it was awarded £102,500
• a gift card/reward scheme in Kirkcaldy, designed to lock in local spending - it was awarded £30,000

Highland Council has supported projects including:

• allocation of funds to deliver a programme of funding to support community/economic regeneration and sustainable development around coastal areas in Highland - a total of £2,947,146.75 was committed

Inverclyde Council has supported projects including:

• coastal footpaths and marine heritage work - it was awarded £3,476.20
• improvements to the Lunderston Bay Path - it was awarded £3,360.35

Moray Council has supported projects including:

• installation of an ice plant at the fishmarket building in Buckie harbour, and extension of the chill facility - it was awarded £102,508.59
• funding for the Staycation / RTIF Coast to Country project - it was awarded £138,192.43

North Ayrshire Council has supported projects including:

• coastal protection work on part of Arran's sea defences - it was awarded £88,162
• Millport Town Hall refurbishment - it was awarded £94,780

Orkney Islands Council has supported projects including:

• support grants for local businesses affected by COVID-19 - a total of £595,693 has been awarded
• beach cleaning work - it was awarded £35,000
• contribution towards the upgrading of the Point of Ness campsite - it was awarded £97,075
• contribution towards redevelopment of Papdale play park - it was awarded £205,707

Perth and Kinross Council has supported projects including:

Work to replace access steps to Moncrieffe Island within the tidal range of the River Tay. It was awarded £1,565.81.

Scottish Borders Council has supported projects including:

• employment of a full time Coastal Communities Development Officer to deliver the Visit Berwickshire Coast Marketing Plan - a total of £57,312.45 was awarded
• Eyemouth Harbour Trust to assist with enabling works at the operations and maintenance facility at Eyemouth Harbour - a total of £77,263.25 was awarded

Shetland Islands Council has supported projects including:

A pilot grant scheme, which seeks to support the development of communities by investing in infrastructure, community capacity building, and developing community assets and encouraging inclusive growth. A total of £1,008,679.18 will be committed.

South Ayrshire Council has supported projects including:

Financial support to companies during the COVID-19 crisis. A total of £79,468.00 has been awarded.