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Community Land Scotland

2024 Annual Conference

Perth Theatre 185 High Street, Perth, United Kingdom

In this historic year for community ownership, we want to hear your ideas about creating a legislative, funding and policy environment that genuinely enables and achieves change. Join the conversation and help rewrite the future of community ownership and land reform in Scotland.

Free – £265.00

From Laird to Shared: Glasgow’s Landownership and Alternative Futures

Adelaide Place Baptist Church 209 Bath Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom

Join us on Wednesday 12 June as we delve into the past, present, and future of land ownership in Glasgow. In From Laird to Shared: Glasgow’s Landownership and Alternative Futures, we’ll unravel the intricate tapestry of landownership in Glasgow, exploring its contemporary ramifications and showcasing the inspiring efforts of those working to take ownership of… Read More »From Laird to Shared: Glasgow’s Landownership and Alternative Futures

Free

Sharing our findings: The Community Ownership Hub

Adelaide Place Baptist Church 209 Bath Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom

The Community Ownership Hub: Glasgow and Clyde Valley was an action research project, aimed at accelerating community ownership in Glasgow and the Clyde Valley. The project ran for three years, from March 2021 to March 2024. During that time, we worked with over 100 community groups - supporting community ownership journeys and identifying challenges. This… Read More »Sharing our findings: The Community Ownership Hub

Free
Event Series Meet the Pioneers

Meet the Pioneers: Crofting and Community Ownership

Virtual Event Virtual Event

Around a quarter of Scotland's crofts are within community owned estates. In this webinar, we will be exploring both what it means for crofters when an estate moves into community ownership and how community landowners can act as supportive and efficient landlords to crofters. Attendees will hear from our knowledgeable panelists and have a chance… Read More »Meet the Pioneers: Crofting and Community Ownership

Free

Event Series Simon Fraser Memorial Series 2024

Why land reform matters: The power of people and place

Clan MacQuarrie Community Centre Borve, Isle of Lewis, United Kingdom

As part of the celebrations to mark 100 years since the resettlement of Galson village, Urras Oighreachd Ghabhsainn will host one of Community Land Scotland’s talks in the Simon Fraser Memorial series during its extended heritage festival, Dùthchas next month. The Simon Fraser Memorial series looks at the life and works of Simon Fraser, a… Read More »Why land reform matters: The power of people and place