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Community Land Scotland has written to the Just Transition Commission to reiterate our view that land reform must be an essential component of Scotland’s green… Read More »Advice to Ministers on a Green Recovery from the Covid-19 Pandemic
As Scotland marks the Centenary of the Land Settlement Act, the Scottish Land Commission has said that more reform to land ownership and land use… Read More »Scottish Land Commission publishes Repeopling Empty Places
The Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust have announced they are launching a Community Fund to benefit the residents of Gigha and help support a thriving… Read More »Gigha launches Community Fund
In October 2019, Community Land Scotland took part in the 2019 meeting of the International Land Coalition (ILC) Europe, Middle East and North Africa (EMENA)… Read More »Community Land Scotland is a co-signatory to the Torrecuso Declaration
Community Land Scotland has welcomed the opportunity for communities to express their views on the sale of Langholm Moor. The consultation process, which is looking… Read More »Community Land Scotland welcomes Langholm Moor opportunity
There is a pressing need to accelerate the pace of Scotland’s land reform journey to unlock the potential of communities to take control of their… Read More »Land reform needs to accelerate “as a matter of social justice” says Community Land Scotland
Information about this year’s Community Land Week’s events can be found here. This year’s Community Land Week – Scotland’s national celebration of community landowners –… Read More »Woodlands, mills and housing on the programme for this year’s Community Land Week: 10th to 18th August 2019
It is an affront to Scotland in the 21st century that the owners of large estates can still have their tenants living in fear of… Read More »Monopoly exercise of landowner power is an affront to a modern, democratic and socially progressive Scotland, says Community Land Scotland.
A new Rural Repopulation and Renewal Working Group has been formed to explore ways to encourage more people to live and work in rural parts of Scotland.
Major new research into Scottish landscape conservation policies has found that communities are being excluded from participating in development decisions that affect the areas they… Read More »Communities feel “locked out” out by Scottish landscape policy, according to major new research
Mull and Iona Community Trust, working with Ulva School Community Association, has secured a grant of £156,865.51 from the Scottish Land Fund to realise a… Read More »Green Light for Second Affordable Housing Project at Ulva Ferry, Isle of Mull
Last week, the Scottish Land Commission publish a discussion paper by Peter Peacock that is full of radical ideas for potential action in tacking Scotland’s… Read More »Land Commission publishes paper on Scale and Concentration of Land Ownership
