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The Trades House of Glasgow Education Fund, formerly The Fraser of Allander Fund, is available to students who are living and studying in the City of Glasgow and the surrounding areas who lack the necessary funds to complete their studies

TO APPLICANTS THE EDUCATION FUND The Education Fund, formerly the Fraser of Allander Fund, was established on 12th October 1966 by Deacon Convener William Leggat Smith and Collector James Whitton of the Trades House of Glasgow. The

TO APPLICANTS THE EDUCATION FUND The Education Fund, formerly the Fraser of Allander Fund, was established on 12th October 1966 by Deacon Convener William Leggat Smith and Collector James Whitton of the Trades House of Glasgow. The

TO APPLICANTS THE EDUCATION FUND The Education Fund, formerly the Fraser of Allander Fund, was established on 12th October 1966 by Deacon Convener William Leggat Smith and Collector James Whitton of the Trades House of Glasgow. The

Fund Relief Fund Education Fund Coats Foundation Trust Educational Initiatives Glasgow Modern Apprentice Awards Craftex Citizenship competition The Robert Burns Festival The Trades House of Glasgow Lecture Determined

Objectives Support those in need throughout the Greater Glasgow area Co-ordinate and / enable initiatives to motivate, inspire and reward those in education.

Fund Relief Fund Education Fund Coats Foundation Trust Educational Initiatives Glasgow Modern Apprentice Awards Craftex Citizenship competition The Robert Burns Festival The Trades House of Glasgow Lecture Determined

Fund Relief Fund Education Fund Coats Foundation Trust Educational Initiatives Glasgow Modern Apprentice Awards Craftex Citizenship competition The Robert Burns Festival The Trades House of Glasgow Lecture Determined

charities. Their interest in education continues; each year a student in brewing is funded at the Heriot Watt University. Today's Maltmen also endorse the efforts of The 49 Wine and Spirit Educational Trust's endeavours to promote

The Trades House of Glasgow was created at the time of reform of Glasgow's local government in 1605. At that time the electorate was essentially divided into two groups: the Merchants and the Craftsmen. The Craft Incorporations was under the