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The Stornoway Trust are recruiting a Deputy Chief Executive who will help build resilience and shared knowledge through servicing the ongoing day to day needs of one of Scotland’s largest community owned estates.
This article was first published in Scotland on Sunday on 20 September 2026 by Katherine Hay The firm has been involved in recent controversies over… Read More »One of Scotland’s largest landowners uses controversial carbon credit firm Verra for new woodland
This article was first published in Scotland on Sunday on Sunday 20 September 2026 Dr Josh Doble It’s 20 years since Anders Holch Povlsen,… Read More »‘The Scottish land market has allowed the country’s richest man to buy 220,000 acres with minimal restriction’
Three residencies. Six communities. Three languages. One shared ambition: to bring creative storytelling into the heart of community ownership, in Scots, in Gàidhlig and in English.
We are inviting artists and creative practitioners to take part in a new programme of community engagement work which will see artists and creative practitioners co-create with communities .
We’re inviting filmmakers, community groups and first-time storytellers to submit films to GROUNDED, a touring film festival exploring land, power and place.
Lauryn McLoughlin, Natural Capital Community Partnerships Adviser, shares a blog about starting the role. I’m delighted to have joined the Natural Capital Community Partnerships (NCCP) team… Read More »From Peat to People: The Journey into Natural Capital
Bays of Harris Community Estate Ltd is delighted to announce that it has been awarded £1,082,680 by the Scottish Land Fund, securing the funding needed to bring the Bays of Harris Estate into community ownership.
Huntly Development Trust is looking for a new Manager to lead the day-to-day operation, development and commercial success of Number 30, our flagship, multi-use town entre venue. The postholder will be responsible for overall operational management, team leadership, customer experience, compliance community engagement and business development, helping ensure Number 30 remains a welcoming, vibrant and financially sustainable community asset.
The Scottish Land Commission (SLC) has recently published new advice which sets out practical next steps to expand community ownership in Scotland and help more… Read More »Scottish Land Commission Advice for expanding community landownership
THE housing crisis. Soaring energy bills. Crumbling high streets. Nature loss. Climate breakdown. Depopulation. Food security. These might not be the usual things that… Read More »The Five Quick Wins to the Land Reform Challenge in Scotland
Morvern Community Woodland is recruiting for the Lochaline Community Forest Development Officer, who will manage the development and delivery of the Lochaline Community Forest project during its pre-acquisition, acquisition and early development stages.
