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  Impact and vibrancy in Scotland’s community owned pubs!

  In this blog article Michael Wolverson, Communications Officer with Plunkett UK, reports from his tour of community owned pubs in South West Scotland and highlights the inspirational communities that he met on the way.

  27 June 2025
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  Become part of the SRLP Network!

  Scottish Rural Leadership Programme for 2025-26 launches

  26 June 2025
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  All change at Growbiz!

  Jackie Brierton MBE has announced her retirement from GrowBiz, which will now be led by a shared CEO partnership.

  20 June 2025
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  New hub to harness magic of microbes to turn trash into treasure

  Edinburgh University innovation will cut emissions, reduce landfill and help to build a fossil fuel free manufacturing base.

  19 June 2025
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  A roaring success!

  Community-owned pub, The Red Lion Inn, is 'pride' of the village!

  Funding received: Business support

  Awarded from: Scottish Government via Plunkett UK

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  £3.4 million for Scotland’s hydrogen future

  Projects across the country to receive a share of funding.

  2 May 2025
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  Heart of the community beats again!

  Meet the people of Port Bannatyne on the Isle of Bute who, in this fantastic video, talk about the journey to owning and running the community-owned pub, The Anchor Tavern.

  Funding received: Business Support

  Awarded from: Scottish Rural Network and Scottish Land Fund - Scottish Government

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  Preparing Scotland for the future

  FM: Government fighting Scotland’s corner.

  15 April 2025
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  £70m Argyll and Bute growth deal signed

  The Scottish and UK governments have signed a £70m growth deal for Argyll and Bute.

  12 March 2025
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  Community Enterprise in Rural and Island Scotland

  Community Enterprise supports the development and sustainability of rural and island communities across Scotland. This case study highlights three examples of innovative approaches and business, supporting and sustaining rural and island communities. This case study is the second in a series of case studies focusing on community led local development. 

  Funding received: Various

  Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government