Angus Rural Partnership call for views
Angus Rural Partnership (ARP) is seeking views from residents, communities, businesses and organisations across rural Angus to help inform its...
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Review to help shape policy in rural and island communities
Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) will lead a review of three core elements of the Scottish Government’s existing funding and support:... -
Community Enterprise in Rural and Island Scotland
Community Enterprise supports the development and sustainability of rural and island communities across Scotland. This case study film features...Funding received: Various
Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government
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How Community Led Local Development supports Village Halls and Community Spaces
Village halls are often the heart of a community; places for people to gather, learn, access services and have...Funding received: Various
Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government
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Further funding for community energy
Communities across the country will benefit from £9 million Scottish Government funding for measures to help cut energy costs and... -
Royal Countryside Fund open
The Royal Countryside Fund (RCF) has announced its new UK-wide Supporting Rural Communities grant programme is now open for expressions of... -
Community benefits consultation launched
Views are being sought on ways to improve how communities will receive additional benefits from renewable energy developments. ‘Community benefits’... -
Community Ownership Fund
The Community Ownership Fund is still open to applications until 31 March 2025. The £150 million fund is being run... -
Expressions of interest welcomed by Ian Findlay Path Fund
The Paths for All fund, the Ian Findlay Path Fund (IFPF), supports the improvement of local path networks within and between... -
Driving growth in Gaelic and Island communities
Steps to support Gaelic entrepreneurs and assess the benefits of the language to Scotland’s visitor economy have been announced by...
