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An Ambitious Future for Community Energy in Scotland

Learn about Community Owned Energy in Scotland

  • What is, what it looks like and what it can look like in the future
  • Benefits for you and your community
  • How to get involved
  • How to get support for your own projects

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Working for Waders: The Autumn Wader Gathering 2024

The Autumn Wader Gathering 2024

Working for Waders is hosting a gathering at Mar Lodge on 21st November so that project partners, wader conservationists and contributors can discuss this year’s breeding season and consider ways to work better together in 2025.

Scotland’s natural assets contribute more than £40 billion to the economy and support around 260,000 jobs, according to new research!

Rural Affairs Secretary Mairi Gougeon has confirmed an extended consultation period for people to have their say on whether Galloway should be designated a National Park.

New data highlights public desire for practical action. The majority of people across Scotland want to see more action to prevent litter.

Dunkeld, Birnam & District Community Development Trust Artisan Village Open Afternoon

Join Community Land Scotland for an open afternoon near the site Dunkeld, Birnam & District Community Development Trust (DBDCDT) hope to purchase as part of a community asset transfer.

Planning for Change: Using Whole Farm Plans to build farm resilience

Join Soil Association Scotland  at Lumphinnans Farm in Fife for an interactive workshop to explore what Whole Farm Plans are, what the new requirements will mean for your farm, and how you can use the WFP framework to boost the resilience of your business.

The planning process for new clean energy infrastructure in Scotland will be improved under UK and Scottish government proposals to reform outdated legislation that can delay new projects being built. 

Scottish Government online consultation session for foster carers

Join the Fostering Network Scotland for this Scottish Government consultation session for foster carers!

Rural communities play a key part in supporting local authorities in providing foster care placements so it is imperative that the public engage in this ask. 

People are being encouraged to share their views on plans for the future of foster care in Scotland via a Consultation that opens during Care Experience Week.

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