Burgh Beautiful Linlithgow is primarily involved in ‘hands-on’ work, creating and maintaining all the town’s public floral displays – hanging baskets, beds and plant containers – carrying out tree planting and other environmental improvements, encouraging wildlife and enhancing the urban scene generally.
News & Events
Forthcoming Publication
The Changing Face of Linlithgow
Written by the late Laurie Alexander and edited by Ron Smith.
LCT Lecture – 20 February 2025
7:30pm in Queen Margaret Hall
The Changing Face of Linlithgow
This replaces the previously scheduled talk <More>
Linlithgow Burgh Trust is now on Linktree. Quick links to our presence on different platforms.
LCT Lecture – 20 March 2025
7:30pm in Queen Margaret Hall
The Bartholomew Family
John and David Bartholemew are direct descendants of Archibald Bartholomew, who lived in Annet House for 50 years from 1752 <More>.
Linlithgow Civic Trust aims to encourage the conservation of the town’s historic buildings and environment, and tries to ensure that new development is of good design, appropriate to the town’s character. We organise relevant visits and lectures and produce publications and merchandise that help to promote Linlithgow.
