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Total Figures Detailed Figures Total Figures Detailed Figures Total Value Total Project Council/Location £Million Project £Million Projects Digital Digital £485.60 32 Accelerate Aberdeen (City Broadband Infrastructure) Aberdeen 7.58 Improving Broadband Infrastructure Aberdeenshire 16 Transport - national £6,685.15 16 Superfast Broadband Angus 2 Transport - local £1,775.91 46 Cairngorm Community Broadband Project Cairngorms National Park 1.5 Transport - local - speculative £543.18 37 BT step change project Clackmannanshire 0.3 Councils in HIE area: Argyll & Bute / Comhairle non Eilean Accommodation £1,004.82 112 HIE area: Superfast Broadband 146 Siar / Highland / Orkney/Moray / Shetland Accommodation - speculative £603.72 54 High speed Broadband Projects Dumfries & Galloway 12.6 Food & Drink £200.67 32 Dundee Scottish Broadband Dundee BT step change project East Ayrshire 1.2 Food & Drink - speculative £2.20 9 Broadband project East Lothian Events & Festivals £114.40 16 NDG Broadband Project East Renfrewshire 0.01 Nature and activities £254.93 105 Connected Capital Edinburgh 7 Superfast Broadband Fife 2.8 Nature and activities - speculative £16.48 25 Inverness Smart City WiFi Project Highland 1 Heritage £236.82 60 High speed Broadband Midlothian 0.5 BT Step Change Programme North Ayrshire 1.1 Heritage - speculative £9.75 7 BT Step Change Programme North Lanarkshire 0.7 Business tourism £353.17 4 Step Change Orkney/HIE Rural Broadband Step Change Perth & Kinross 1.2 Business tourism - speculative £9.40 3 Digital Tourism Points Renfrewshire 0.01 Destinations towns and cities £3,025.42 93 Community Broadband Scotland Scotland Wide 5 Scotrail Wi-Fi Pilot Project Scotland Wide 1.35 Destinations towns and cities - speculative £1,080.07 38 Superfast Broadband - all outwith HIE area Scotland Wide - not HIE area 264 TOTAL: £16,401.70 689 SBC/Digital Scotland Partnership Scottish Borders 8.4 1 2 BDUK Shetland Dumfries & Galloway Transport Improvements Dumfries & Galloway 295 Digital Shetland Strategy Shetland 1.5 Railway Station Re-development Dundee 22 BT Step Change South Ayrshire 0.75 Dams to Darnley Coutry Park East Renfrewshire 5 BT Step Change Stirling 0.6 Barrhead South Rail Halt East Renfrewshire 10 New City Centre Free WIFI Stirling Edinburgh Airport – New Route Development Edinburgh 15 Next Generation Broadband West Dunbartonshire Leith Programme Edinburgh 9.1 Broadband Project West Lothian 2.5 Rose Street Improvement Edinburgh 0.5 DIGITAL: TOTAL 485.6 Citywide 20mph project Edinburgh 2.2 Chambers Street (CEC and NMS) Edinburgh 0.724 Transport - national Roseburn to Leith Walk Cycle Route Edinburgh 6 Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route/Balmedie - Tipperty Aberdeen/Aberdeenshire 745 Roseburn to Union Canal Cycle Route Stage 1 Edinburgh 5 Aberdeen International Airport - Redevelopment programme Aberdeen 15 Motorway Signage Falkirk 0.265 Aberdeen – Inverness Rail Improvements Project Aberdeen/Inverness 361 M9 Road Improvements Falkirk 2.1 A83 Improvements Argyll & Bute 4 North Queensferry Harbour and Improvements Fife 0.5 M8, M73, M74 Motorway Improvements Project Central Scotland 500 Glasgow Airport Glasgow 17 Ferries Clyde and Hebrides Services 150 Collegelands Calton Barras Action Plan Glasgow 27 Crainlarich Bypass, Pulpit Rock, Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside Glasgow/Renfrewshire 78.3 A82 Improvements 19 Tarbert - Inverarnon City Centre Public Realm Glasgow 199.2 Edinburgh – Glasgow Railway Infrastructure Improvements Edinburgh/Glasgow 742 Programme Govan and Clyde Waterfront Regeneration Glasgow 113.9 Glasgow Subway Modernisation Glasgow 300 Cathkin Bypass Glasgow/South Lanarkshire 21.6 Glasgow/Paisley/Ayrshire/ A8/M8 Corridor Improvements Glasgow/North Lanarkshire 9 West of Scotland Railway Investment Programme 230 Inverclyde Glasgow Airport Rail Link Glasgow/Renfrewshire 144.3 A9 Perth – Inverness Dualling Highland/CNPA/Perth & Kinross 3000 Strathclyde Bus Investment Glasgow 30 Highland Mainline Rail Improvements Inverness/Perth & Kinross 117 Active Travel Infrastructure Highland 0.3 Forth Replacement Crossing Lothians/Fife 486 Smart Ticketing Highland 0.1 Air Route Development Scotland Wide 8 Skye Air Service Highland 0.01 Bus Investment Fund Scotland Wide 8 East Inverness Bus and Active Travel Improvements Highland 2.7 Bus Services Operators Grant Scotland Wide 0.15 Inverclyde / Renfrewshire / Clyde Valley CPP 60 TRANSPORT - NATIONAL: TOTAL 6685.15 S.Lanarkshire Brodick Ferry Terminal Re-development North Ayrshire 22.2 Transport - local New Ferry - Arran North Ayrshire 28 Laurencekirk - Feasibility for new juction on A90 Aberdeenshire 24 Dalry Bypass North Ayrshire 2.2 Argyll Lorn Arc (Pier, Road Link, Airport and Renewables projects) Argyll & Bute 144 2016 – 2018 Infrastructure improvements as part of Pan Lanarkshire North Lanarkshire/ 119.7 Orbital Transport Corridor Project South Lanarkshire Highland Mainline Community Rail Partnership Cairngorms National Park 1.5 3 4 Cumbernauld Central Way Bus Facilities – alterations to upgrade The Crossing - development of raised pedestrian and Cycle Bridge over North Lanarkshire 2.2 Falkirk 3 existing facility the westfield roundabout Sustainable Transport Accelerator - Smart Electric Car Hire Orkney 0.7 Junction 5 roundabout Improvements Falkirk 3 Island Airfields Upgrades Orkney 0.99 Grangemouth Flood prevention scheme Falkirk 4 Perth Transport Futures Phase 1 - A85/A9 Junction Perth & Kinross 40 Lighting upgrades to Cycle Pathways in Helix Park Falkirk 0.23 Subway Modernisation West of Scotland 288 Taybridge Park & Ride Fife 3 Bus Station and Infrastructure Investment West of Scotland 0.5 New Rail Station at Dalcross Highland 4 Strategic Corridor Development West of Scotland 0.225 Millport Harbour Redevelopment North Ayrshire Park and Ride Investment West of Scotland 0.3 Perth Transport Futures - Cross Tay Link Road Perth & Kinross 90 Walking and Cycling Investment West of Scotland 1 Zetrans Strategy Projects Shetland 0.45 TRANSPORT - LOCAL: TOTAL 1775.91 Longer Loganair Planes Shetland 15 Serco Northlink Ferry Refurbishment Shetland 0.067.5 Transport - local - speculative Sumburgh Airport Shetland 6.5 Aberdeen Harbour Expansion Aberdeen 320 Maybole Bypass South Ayrshire TBC Haudagin Improvements Aberdeen A726 and Greenhills Road East Kilbride South Lanarkshire 23 Cycle Route Infrastructure Aberdeen Stirling South Park and Ride Stirling Third Don Crossing Aberdeen 22.3 Viewforth Link Road and Public Realm Improvements Stirling 13.35 Craibstone Park and Ride Aberdeen TRANSPORT - LOCAL - SPECULATIVE: TOTAL 543.18 Dyce Drive Access to Aberdeen Aberdeen Marine Tourism Infrastructure Aberdeenshire Accommodation Cycling and Walking Aberdeenshire Dean by Urban Villa Aberdeen 35 New rail Station at Kintore Aberdeenshire Carlton Rock Ltd - Hazlehead Park Aberdeen Dundee Airport Expansion Dundee Malmaison or Hotel du Vin, Schoolhill Aberdeen Possible New Cruise Line Terminal Dundee Norwood Hall Hotel & Conference Centre (extension) Aberdeen 1.5 Dundee West Park and Ride Dundee Travelodge Aberdeen Central Justice Mill Lane (extension) Aberdeen 0.2 Dundee North Park and Ride Dundee/Angus Station Hotel Aberdeen 4 Dundee East Park and Ride Dundee/Angus Marischal Square Aberdeen 107 A76 Improvements East Ayrshire Aberdeen Residence Inn by Marriott Aberdeen 18 Transport Infrastructure Improvements East Renfrewshire 15 Beyonder Aparthotel Aberdeen Union Glen Aberdeen 7 Canal Signage Falkirk 0.45 Beyonder Aparthotel Aberdeen Union Street Aberdeen 10 Cycle Path Falkirk Courtyard by Marriott Aberdeen Aberdeen 15 Tourism Signage Falkirk 0.33 Moxy Aberdeen Aberdeen 15 Westfield Roundabout Improvements Falkirk 16.5 Premier Inn Aberdeen (Westhill) - Extension Aberdeen 0.8 Gateway Phase 1 site enabling works incl link between Crossing and Ballogie Estate Aberdeenshire 2.5 Falkirk 3 the new Falkirk College 5 6 Council Quality Improvement Programme Aberdeenshire 0.005 Courtyard by Marriott Hotel Baxter Place Edinburgh 30 Meldrum House Hotel - major extension Aberdeenshire 4.5 Carlton Hotel, 6-8 Market Street Edinburgh 15 MacLeod House & Lodge - extension Aberdeenshire 2.5 Urban Villa Aparthotel Fraser Street Edinburgh 35 Travelodge Peterhead Aberdeenshire 5 King Stables Road Hotel Edinburgh Dounside Country House Aberdeenshire 4.5 MV Windsor Boat-Hotel Edinburgh 1 Bute Estate Development Argyll & Bute 8 Adagio Hotel New Waverley Edinburgh 12 Islay House, conversion to high quality B and B Argyll & Bute Beyonder Aparthotel, George Street Edinburgh 6 Machrie Hotel, Islay Argyll & Bute 18 Beyonder Aparthotel/SACO, Queen Street Edinburgh 15 Brander Lodge Argyll & Bute 1 Hub by Premier Inn Torphicen Street Edinburgh 10 SYHA Youthj Hostel, Glenmore Cairngorms National Park 0.25 Hampton Hilton - Edinburgh Airport Hotel Edinburgh 15 Glenshee Visitor Facilities Cairngorms National Park India Buildings Hotel Edinburgh 65 Holiday Lodges - Woods Caravan Park Clackmannanshire 0.2 Premier Inn @ The Haymarket Edinburgh 15 Sauchie Tower - convertion to holiday accommodation Clackmannanshire 1.5 Stay City @ The Haymarket Edinburgh 15 Lews Castle Comhairle nan Eilean Siar 5.5 New Waverley (Premier Inns) Edinburgh 12 Holiday Property Bonds, Kirkcudbright Dumfries & Galloway 1 Royal British Edinburgh 3 Extension of Holiday Park for addion of 27 static caravans & erection of Spoke and Boot Falkirk 0.75 Dumfries & Galloway 1 holiday lodge Premier Inn Falkirk North - Extension Falkirk 1 Extension of Holiday Park for addion of 15 static caravans Dumfries & Galloway The Candle Rooms Kirkcaldy Hotel and Restaurant Fife 1.5 Ibis Styles Dundee Dundee
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