Be a part of Community Land Week in 2023
Community Land Week returns this year in an expanded celebration that will run from the 13th to the 29th of October for the fifth Scotland-wide festival of community landowners.
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Community Land Week returns this year in an expanded celebration that will run from the 13th to the 29th of October for the fifth Scotland-wide festival of community landowners.
We held our 12th annual conference ‘Community Ownership and Land Reform: Marking the Centenary, Shaping the Future’ at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig Skye on the 2nd and 3rd June.
The paper, by Alastair McIntosh, gives a fascinating perspective on natural and private capital.
The debate continues over wealthy ‘green lairds’ buying land and receiving public money for environmental projects, used to offset harmful carbon emissions from their normal commercial activities.
We welcome our new Policy Manager, Dr Josh Doble.
Dr Bobby Macaulay, the Coordinator of the CLAN, is conducting a research project that will be the first step of designing a new approach to research which seeks to directly benefit communities.
It could be seen as the land reform equivalent of a musical supergroup with performers from different bands coming together to cut a disc or… Read More »Community land supergroup gathers in Outer Hebrides
The Isle of Rum Community Trust have released a statement following the report by the Daily Mail that J Hosking has pulled out of his plan to buy Kinloch Castle.
A planning hearing will be held in Inverness Tuesday 14th of March to determine the fate of an Asset Transfer Request by the Charity Knocknagael.
The community of Cardowan in North Lanarkshire is celebrating this week, after stopping a public auction of their play park.
On February 22 2023, we hosted the Urban Gathering. Sixteen community groups from towns and cities across Scotland, as well as other third sector organisations, joined us in Stirling.
Communities in Edinburgh have been slower to take control of their local assets than their counterparts elsewhere in Scotland, it has been recognised. But they are now catching up with a series of truly exciting projects.