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Glm Gla Approvals from 2000 to Date ApprovalDa ProjectNo Applicant ProjDesc APPROVED_GRANT_AMOUNT ---------- --------- ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 01/04/2000 R00091901 J F MOTORCYCLES ESTABLISH A MOTORCYCLE M.O.T. TESTING STATION IN ROSS-SHIRE 3,450 01/04/2001 A00142001 MR HOWARD UPGRADE 12 S/C COTTAGES & CONVERSION OF SGREADON COTTAGE TO S/C 10,800 01/04/2001 A00142001 MR HOWARD UPGRADE 12 S/C COTTAGES & CONVERSION OF SGREADON COTTAGE TO S/C 13,200 01/04/2003 W00164001 EMMA DRYE ESTABLISH HORTICULTURE BUSINESS 3,700 01/04/2004 Y00106101 MS WILLERS ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO SELF CATERING COTTAGES AND A BOTHY 10,600 01/04/2004 Y00106101 MS WILLERS ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO SELF CATERING COTTAGES AND A BOTHY 2,900 01/04/2004 Y00105901 CRUAN RIDING SCHOOL ESTABLISHMENT OF INDOOR RIDING SCHOOL 33,600 01/04/2004 Y00105901 CRUAN RIDING SCHOOL ESTABLISHMENT OF INDOOR RIDING SCHOOL 2,700 01/04/2004 A00161801 MELFORT TROUT FISHERIES ESTABLISH TROUT FISHERY 900 01/04/2004 W00171001 KENNETH LOUGHRAY T/A BRAMBLEJAM PURCHASE IT EQUIPMENT 1,000 01/04/2004 L00075401 J LAWRIE & SONS PURCHASE OF VACUUM PACKAGING EQUIPMENT 2,100 01/04/2005 A00164601 BEACH HEALTH CLUB (OBAN) FIT OUT NEW HEALTH CLUB 56,500 01/04/2005 A00164601 BEACH HEALTH CLUB (OBAN) FIT OUT NEW HEALTH CLUB 2,900 01/04/2005 Y00109001 HOUTON BAY LODGE UPGRADING OF ACCOMMODATION 2,000 01/04/2005 Y00109001 HOUTON BAY LODGE UPGRADING OF ACCOMMODATION 1,000 01/04/2005 Y00109001 HOUTON BAY LODGE UPGRADING OF ACCOMMODATION 3,000 01/04/2005 Y00109001 HOUTON BAY LODGE UPGRADING OF ACCOMMODATION 1,500 01/04/2005 Y00108901 CELTIC DAWN FISIHNG LTD PURCHASE OF FISHING GEAR FOR DIVERSIFICATION 3,700 01/04/2005 K00085601 SKYE BATIKS LTD INSTALLATION OF EPOS SYSTEM WITH MANAGEMENT REPORTING FUNCTION 2,400 01/04/2005 Y00108801 NORROENAN PROPERTIES LTD UPGRADING OF HOTEL 28,700 01/04/2005 Y00108801 NORROENAN PROPERTIES LTD UPGRADING OF HOTEL 7,900 01/04/2005 Y00109101 FLUKE JEWELLERY EXPANSION OF JEWELLERY MANUFACTURING OPERATION 1,500 01/04/2005 A00164701 CONTACT 4 U LIMITED ESTABLISHMENT OF CONTACT CENTRE AT KINTYRE HOUSE, CAMPBELTOWN 32,283 01/04/2005 A00164701 CONTACT 4 U LIMITED ESTABLISHMENT OF CONTACT CENTRE AT KINTYRE HOUSE, CAMPBELTOWN 750,000 01/04/2005 N00017308 DANIEL'S SWEET HERRING PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT - CHECKWEIGHER 2,123 01/04/2005 N00017308 DANIEL'S SWEET HERRING PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT - CHECKWEIGHER 531 01/04/2006 C00121401 MR & MS CAMPBELL UPGRADE OF COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HALKIRK 11,100 01/04/2006 W00181001 MR MACINNES PURCHASE EQUIPMENT 1,800 01/04/2006 K00086901 SKYEBOAT TRIPS PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL, LARGER TOURISM VESSEL 14,000 01/04/2006 K00086901 SKYEBOAT TRIPS PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL, LARGER TOURISM VESSEL 26,000 01/08/2000 A00139101 CRINAN BOATYARD LTD UPGRADE SLIPWAY FACILITIES AND EXTEND STORAGE SPACE 11,775 01/08/2000 A00139101 CRINAN BOATYARD LTD UPGRADE SLIPWAY FACILITIES AND EXTEND STORAGE SPACE 3,750 01/08/2001 Y00094401 HE ORKNEY WINE COMPANY ESTABLISHMENT OF WINE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS 2,500 01/08/2001 Y00094401 THE ORKNEY WINE COMPANY ESTABLISHMENT OF WINE MANUFACTURING BUSINESS 15,400 01/08/2001 N00033408 INVERNESS AREA SPORTS COUNCIL ANNUAL FUNDING TOWARDS JOINT INITIATIVE FUNDING FOR SPORTS CLUBS/ORG. 12,000 01/08/2001 M00026209 BADENOCH & STRATHSPEY SPORTS COUNCILCONTRIBUTION TO BADENOCH & STRATHSPEY SPORTS COUNCIL 4,000 01/08/2002 L00067401 RIVER COE BISTR BUILDING OF NEW RESTAURANT 30,800 01/08/2002 L00067401 RIVER COE BISTR BUILDING OF NEW RESTAURANT 1,300 01/08/2002 A00149001 DHAILLING LODGE HOTEL UPGRADE 1,650 01/08/2002 A00149001 DHAILLING LODGE HOTEL UPGRADE 6,600 01/08/2002 A00149701 MR WALLS DIGITAL MINILAB 16,500 01/08/2002 L00067701 MS ANDERSON ESTABLISH A MARKET GARDEN IN KNOYDART 4,000 01/08/2002 L00067701 MS ANDERSON ESTABLISH A MARKET GARDEN IN KNOYDART 4,800 01/08/2002 L00067801 MR BUTCHER CREATION OF SELF - CATERING FACILITY IN KNOYDART 800 01/08/2002 L00067801 MR BUTCHER CREATION OF SELF - CATERING FACILITY IN KNOYDART 28,300 01/08/2003 Y00101701 ERT (ORKNEY) LTD PURCHASE OF WATER QUALITY MONITORING EQUIPMENT 13,900 01/08/2003 A00156001 BURNS STEWART DISTILLERS INSTALLATION OF DISCHARGE MONITORING EQUIPMENT 4,500 01/08/2003 A00155701 MS KILLIN CONVERSION OF DISUSED STEADING TO 3 CRAFT WORKSHOPS 9,100 01/08/2003 C00116201 O'BRIEN CONSTRUCTION LTD PURCHASE OF SPECIALISED EQUIPMENT 14,300 01/08/2003 L00071801 MS WHYTE SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION 4,430 01/08/2004 L00076201 MR AND MRS CASH UPGRADE OF MEALL MO CHRIDHE 81,950 01/08/2004 L00076201 MR AND MRS CASH UPGRADE OF MEALL MO CHRIDHE 14,500 01/08/2004 L00076201 MR AND MRS CASH UPGRADE OF MEALL MO CHRIDHE 2,450 01/08/2004 K00084701 HENNESSY HOTELS LTD UPGRADE OF HOTEL 19,300 01/08/2004 K00084701 HENNESSY HOTELS LTD UPGRADE OF HOTEL 8,700 01/08/2004 K00084701 HENNESSY HOTELS LTD UPGRADE OF HOTEL 28,900 01/08/2004 K00084701 HENNESSY HOTELS LTD UPGRADE OF HOTEL 13,000 01/08/2005 Y00109801 MR KNOX ESTABLISHMENT OF MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY BUSINESS 1,200 01/08/2005 N00060901 SEAFIELD PARK PARTNERSHIP EQUIPMENT FOR ORGANIC WASTE RECYCLING BUSINESS 15,628 01/08/2006 L00078501 KNOYDART POST OFFICE NEW POST OFFICE, SHOP AND SELF-CATERING ACCOMMODATION 20,030 01/08/2006 N00062501 OCEAN LINKS GOLF ESTABLISH A GOLF TOUR BUSINESS 5,000 01/12/2000 W00145301 CRAIGARD HOTEL UPGRADE HOTEL 15,600 01/12/2000 W00145301 CRAIGARD HOTEL UPGRADE HOTEL 1,900 01/12/2000 L00062001 ARDGOUR SCHOOL SUPPORT GROUP HISTORY OF ARDGOUR CD 675 01/12/2000 A00140601 CADZOW BROTHERS SITE PREPARATION AND ASSEMBLY COSTS OF WIND TURBINES 12,000 01/12/2000 Y00090001 HARCUS FISHING CO LTD INSTALLATION OF TRAWL EYE SYSTEM 6,300 01/12/2002 Y00099201 A YARN FROM NORTH RONALDSAY ESTABLISHMENT OF WOOL SPINNING OPERATION 19,400 01/12/2003 W00168901 MR MACLEAN RE-ENGINE FISHING VESSEL 3,300 01/12/2003 K00082901 MR AND MRS JACKSON PROVISION OF CHILL FACILITIES FOR POULTRY & GAME PROCESSING 1,100 01/12/2003 K00082901 MR AND MRS JACKSON PROVISION OF CHILL FACILITIES FOR POULTRY & GAME PROCESSING 300 01/12/2003 A00157701 HARBOUR HAVENS LTD UPGRADING OF KILDONAN HOTEL TO 4 STAR RATING 12,900 01/12/2003 A00157701 HARBOUR HAVENS LTD UPGRADING OF KILDONAN HOTEL TO 4 STAR RATING 78,000 01/12/2003 A00158201 BALVICAR CHALET UPGRADE OF SELF-CATERING ACCOMODATION & FACILITIES 9,600 01/12/2003 A00158201 BALVICAR CHALET UPGRADE OF SELF-CATERING ACCOMODATION & FACILITIES 1,300 01/12/2004 R00105601 MR MORRISON ESTABLISHMENT OF A FISHING BOAT BUSINESS 11,400 01/12/2004 C00119601 NORWICK MASTER Purchase of specialised equipment 2,500 01/12/2004 C00119701 MR MACDONALD PURCHASE OF INDUSTRIAL FREEZER 2,500 01/12/2004 C00119701 MR MACDONALD PURCHASE OF INDUSTRIAL FREEZER 1,200 01/12/2005 Y00110301 THE WOOLSHED UPGRADING OF WORKSHOP 4,000 01/12/2006 N00063101 KILCOY KINDERGARTEN KILCOY KINDERGARTEN EXTENSION 7,500 01/12/2006 N00063101 KILCOY KINDERGARTEN KILCOY KINDERGARTEN EXTENSION 2,500 01/02/2002 Y00096101 MR RIDLEY DEVELOPMENT OF SANDAY TOURIST ATTRACTION 1,100 01/02/2002 Y00096101 MR RIDLEY DEVELOPMENT OF SANDAY TOURIST ATTRACTION 900 01/02/2002 W00151701 MR MACSWEEN UPGRADING SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION 1,440 01/02/2003 N00058201 DILLAN FISHING COMPANY LTD UPGRADING OF FISHING VESSEL 1,750 01/02/2003 N00058201 DILLAN FISHING COMPANY LTD UPGRADING OF FISHING VESSEL 2,600 01/02/2004 A00160201 ISLE OF GIGHA HERITAGE TRUST UPGRADE OF HOTEL 25,000 01/02/2004 A00159801 KILCHOMAN HOUSE COTTAGES UPGRADING OF SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION 4,700 01/02/2004 A00159801 KILCHOMAN HOUSE COTTAGES UPGRADING OF SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION 1,700 01/02/2005 P01664401 WICKMAN HOTELS LIMITED UPGRADING OF KINCRAIG HOTEL, INVERGORDON 8,100 01/02/2005 P01664401 WICKMAN HOTELS LIMITED UPGRADING OF KINCRAIG HOTEL, INVERGORDON 44,600 01/02/2005 P01664401 WICKMAN HOTELS LIMITED UPGRADING OF KINCRAIG HOTEL, INVERGORDON 29,700 01/02/2005 P01664401 WICKMAN HOTELS LIMITED UPGRADING OF KINCRAIG HOTEL, INVERGORDON 5,400 01/02/2006 R00106301 SEABOARD STONE Purchase of equipment 1,200 01/01/2000 A00134601 BELVEDERE GUEST HOUSE UPGRADE OF GUEST HOUSE TO INCLUDE INSTALLATION OF EN-SUITE 3,200 01/01/2000 A00134601 BELVEDERE GUEST HOUSE UPGRADE OF GUEST HOUSE TO INCLUDE INSTALLATION OF EN-SUITE 300 01/01/2003 P00200617 NORTH BRITISH TRUST HOTELS LIMITED DEVELOPMENT OF NEW RESTAURANT, ETC AT THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL, ULLAPOOL 32,250 01/01/2003 A00151101 SORCHA BOAT CHARTERS Purchase of Vessel for Sea Angling 8,700 01/01/2005 K00085401 SCOT WEST SEAFOODS LIMITED ENVIRONMENTAL & TECHNICAL IMPROVEMENTS 6,000 01/01/2005 K00085401 SCOT WEST SEAFOODS LIMITED ENVIRONMENTAL & TECHNICAL IMPROVEMENTS 9,000 01/01/2005 K00085301 MS MACDONALD EXPANSION OF EXISTING BUSINESS 4,300 01/01/2005 K00085301 MS MACDONALD EXPANSION OF EXISTING BUSINESS 400 01/07/2000 A00138701 3RD OBAN GUIDES PURCHASE OF PORTABLE TABLES AND CHAIRS 364 01/07/2001 A00145201 COLONSAY PARENTS GROUP SWIMMING TRIP 254 01/07/2002 R00098801 SIROCCO SIGNS LIMITED RELOCATION & EXPANSION OF BUSINESS FOLLOWING MANAGEMENT BUYOUT 5,000 01/07/2002 R00098801 SIROCCO SIGNS LIMITED RELOCATION & EXPANSION OF BUSINESS FOLLOWING MANAGEMENT BUYOUT 3,000 01/07/2002 A00148801 INVER COTTAGE RESTAURANT & TOURIST ATTRACTION AT CASTLE LACHLAN 4,000 01/07/2002 A00148801 INVER COTTAGE RESTAURANT & TOURIST ATTRACTION AT CASTLE LACHLAN 1,500 01/07/2003 A00155201 CRERAN OYSTERS EXPANSION OF OYSTER FARM 9,900 01/07/2003 A00154801 COLIN CAMPBELL MCEWAN ESTABLISH SEA ANGLING ENTERPRISE 1,100 01/07/2003 A00154001
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