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The Tall Ship Glenlee, which sits on the River Clyde, has received £1.8 million in funding from the National Heritage Memorial Fund's Covid-19 Response Fund.
Fiona Greer, development director at The Tall Ship Glenlee, said:"This £1.8 million funding is a lifeline for maintaining our beloved Clyde-built vessel and we are overjoyed to have secured it from the National Heritage Memorial Fund through their Covid-19 Respond Fund.and has become such an iconic part of the Glasgow skyline and the city’s cultural heritage.
"We look forward to seeing the transformation on board over the next two years so The Tall Ship Glenlee can continue inspiring, delighting and educating hundreds of thousands of people for many years to come."
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