Building stronger communities from the ground up
Grassroots projects will be able to bid for a share of £500,000 to help build stronger communities this year as...
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Hutton awarded over £340,000 to create nature restoration skills hub in the North East
The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s world‑leading interdisciplinary scientific research organisation for sustainable land, crop and natural resource management, has been... -
Music, nature and community come together at the launch of the Lomond Plant Nursery
The Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Countryside Trust welcomed local communities, volunteers and nature enthusiasts to celebrate the launch of... -
Strong Villages and Towns in Europe: Lessons from the EU Rural Observatory
New research from the EU Rural Observatory highlights how population patterns are changing across Europe’s villages, towns and cities, and... -
Views sought on phone restrictions in schools
Pupils, parents and teachers are among those being encouraged to share their views about restricting phones in schools with the... -
Positive Step Forward for Tobermory Campus Plans
Argyll and Bute Council has welcomed constructive discussions with the Scottish Government about plans for a new multi-million-pound campus in... -
New report calls for more ethical and reciprocal research with Scotland’s community landowners
A new report from the Community Landownership Academic Network (CLAN) and the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) highlights... -
New resources to raise awareness of beavers in Scotland
People in Scotland are being encouraged to learn more about beavers as populations continue to expand into new areas. The... -
Cabinet Secretary visits Ellisland to hear plans for the home of Auld Lang Syne
Stephen Flynn MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Tourism and Transport, visited Ellisland Museum and Farm in Dumfriesshire this week to... -
Supporting Gaelic culture to thrive
First Minister John Swinney has officially opened the second phase of Cnoc Soilleir in South Uist – a cultural venue...
