Community development

Youth Mural Workshop

Join a local Fife mural artist for an exciting and interactive workshop where Lochgelly youth come together to design a vibrant community mural that will be painted by the community inside Lochgelly Centre!

This is your chance to express everything you love about Lochgelly and see it come to life on a grand scale.

Galloway has been confirmed as the proposed location for Scotland’s next National Park with a further investigation to be carried out on its suitability.

Shape the Process

Get involved! Money for Moray and tsiMORAY invite people from community groups and organisations, and/or people interested in participatory democracy and Just Transition, from communities across Moray to take part in a deliberative event.

The Angus Community-Led Vision Fund is open for applications until 5pm on Friday, 16 August 2024.

A new report produced by Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) has highlighted the unique role agriculture plays in island life and calls on Government to use this new evidence in policy decisions.

The Cabrach Distillery, a community-led social enterprise on the edge of Speyside, has received nearly £140,000 in funding from responsible finance provider Social Investment Scotland (SIS), supporting its long-term ambition to revive the local area.

Moray Climate Action Network, known as Moray CAN, have this week announced a range of activity including details of funding opportunities.

Moray CAN is a climate action network of groups, organisations, and individuals working together to tackle climate change in Moray.

Sporting activities are often a key part of rural and island communites and crucial to this is the infrastructure that supports the sporting activity - from the local neighbourhood sports field, community tennis courts or the local shinty pitch.

Renewable Energy for Community Groups

Join a workshop led by Community Energy Scotland (CES). This workshop is aimed at community groups and organisations based or operating in Glasgow.

Community Led Local Development (CLLD) funding from Scottish Government has supported a young film maker to make a compelling and evocative short film about crofting and its future in rural and island Scotland.

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