STV (North) Projects
The STV North region goes from the Shetland Isles down to the Howe of Fife on the east coast and Fort William on the west coast, encompassing Skye and the Western Isles.
Over the past five years of the People’s Millions competition we have seen some great projects in the region. Previous winners include projects to create an Alice in Wonderland garden, replace seating in a school theatre, provide every child in the Highland Council area with waterproof suits and many more.
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Region Projects
- Alice-in-Wonderland Garden
- Moray Art Centre's, Alice in Wonderland garden project will create a community-driven resource garden for the whole public with a special focus on children and young people. the garden will be open all year round and entry will be free. Sited around the Moray Art Centre, the garden will include several themed areas to stimulate play, arts and crafts and horticultural activites and will increase the biodiversity of the area. 10,000 people will benefit from this project.
- A New Look For All
- Huntly Old Age Pensioners Association's 'A New Look For All' project will improve the access and energy efficiency of the Old Age Pensioners Hall in Huntly, Aberdeenshire and provide an improved venue for use by the whole community. Access will be improved by resurfacing the external pathway and the installation of non-slip internal floor coverings and energy efficiency improved by lowering the hall ceiling and fitting new doors and double-glazed windows. The project will benefit 500 people from the Huntly community.
- Sacred Heart Hall
- The Sacred Heart Hall project in Torry, Aberdeen will upgrade and modernise the community hall which is currently in a state of disrepair. Repairs and refurbishment will include improved access for those with mobility impairments, easy access toilets, an upgraded kitchen, a new office space and external repairs to roof and windows enabling the hall to be a suitable venue for use by the whole community. The project will benefit 2000 people.
- James Square Upgrade
- The 'James Square Upgrade and Enhancement ' project will develop the town square as a community asset offering a meeting place where people can gather, relax and enjoy the environment. The whole community has been consulted on the design which will include seating, flower beds, sensory areas and a performance or display area. 1000 people will benefit from the project.
- Resolis Sports Court
- Resolis Community Sports Court seek funding to construct a multi-sport all-weather court, next to the community hall, which will be used for sporting and social activities.

