Common good asset register

A number of the former Burghs in the Highland region had already established and operated Common Good Funds. We have now completed the consultation process on the lists of property proposed to be included in the Highland Common Good Asset Register within those former Burgh areas. This includes buildings, land, artwork, regalia and funds. Any representations received have been responded to and can be seen from the related download link below.

Common Good Asset Register

For ease of reference, the Register has been divided into the separate former Burghs and can be accessed from the link below.

The Asset Register is a living document and will be reviewed regularly in accordance with our guidance. It will be amended if any new property is identified or if any existing property is disposed of or reclassified.

If property is identified as possibly being Common Good in a former Burgh that has not previously had a Common Good Fund, we will conduct a stand alone consultation process in accordance with the legislation to establish a register in that area.

We are now undertaking investigations into the remaining Highland former Burgh areas with a view to identifying potential Common Good property in those areas and consulting on lists of property to include in the Highland Common Good Asset Register.

Potential Common Good properties have now been identified in Fort William and a consultation has been commenced. You can download a list of the of the potential properties to be included in the r egister.