Scotland’s Wild Food Festival Returns
Scotland’s annual wild food celebration returns this spring – bringing open fire feasts, shoreline-inspired suppers, drinks botany and foraging ethics...
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Agritourism Futures: Learning Journey To Shropshire
In March 2025, I had the privilege of joining the Scottish Agritourism Learning Journey to Shropshire, along with 19... -
Survey targets Tayside community food producers
Calling stakeholders in Perth and Kinross, Angus and Fife! A survey has been launched by Bioregioning Tayside to help them... -
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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Plans for new abattoir get funding boost
Orkney’s farmers, crofters and producers could benefit from a new local abattoir which will help them bring their produce to... -
Festival of real bread returns for its third year
The Scottish Festival of Real Bread, a one-day celebration of community, sustainability, and local food systems, is back for its... -
First commercial enterprise to move into Glen Prosen
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has welcomed local business, The Gin Bothy, as the first commercial enterprise to move into... -
Water Scarcity in Scotland: Future Impact for Distilleries and Agriculture
A recent Centre of Expertise for Waters (CREW) project led by The James Hutton Institute, in collaboration with Scotland’s Rural College, the... -
Shortening supply chains on Arran
VisitArran is Arran’s main business association. They identified that many Arran based businesses would like to be more ‘green’ but were unsure where...Funding received: £4,304.82
Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government
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Strathearn Cider Company
‘Community Led Local Development’ or ‘CLLD’ gives local communities the power to tackle their own, local challenges. By building knowledge...Funding received: £32,500
Awarded from: LEADER - Scottish Government
