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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.
Coigach Community Development Company (CCDC) has planning permission to build 10 new homes for social rent. The development, named Achagarry (place of the garden) will see new, energy-efficient homes built on the brownfield site of the former Achiltibuie Hydroponicum.
Communities across Scotland, England and Wales are set to benefit from a major new project supporting community ownership of land and buildings.
Community Land Scotland is pleased to share a support package from the fundraising platform Crowdfunder UK to offer members a free 30-minute fundraising advice call.
Research report by Centre for Local Economies on profits from Scottish onshore wind developments.
Annan Harbour Action Group are seeking an experienced and entrepreneurial Strategic Business Development Manager to help shape the future of their Regenerating Annan Harbour project.
From the ground up: a different view of nature finance in Scotland in 2026 Ross, Natural Capital Community Partnership Adviser: Finance, shares his reflections on… Read More »From the ground up: a different view of nature finance in Scotland in 2026
Sunart Community Renewables are seeking to connect with other communities who are interested in a wind power project but have been stalled by the cost of a wind yield survey.
Arrochar & Tarbet Community Development Trust are recruiting a Development Officer. Closing date Mon25 May 2026.
Sleat Community Trust is recruiting Community Development Officer. Closing date 12 June 2026.
New research suggests that Government and stakeholders should act urgently to ensure people across Scotland benefit fairly from the huge profits on-shore and off-shore windfarms are expected to generate.
Oxygen Conservation aims to be the biggest private landowner in Scotland. Communities have decided to speak out about their experiences with OC despite widespread nervousness about criticising a powerful landowner with control over housing, jobs and the resources to pressure critics.
