Funding

A series of films from the Scottish Rural Network (SRN) will be released over the Autumn to publicise the positive impact and opportunities created by the Scottish Rural Development Programme (SRDP).

The “SRDP on Film” season will highlight a range of projects funded under the SRDP in up to twenty short films set to be released every Thursday on the SRN website and social media channels.

Moray LEADER information session - Elgin

Moray LEADER are running a series of information sessions across the area in September and October.

The evening events are a chance for people to find out about funding available through Moray LEADER and how they might benefit from it.

Everyone is welcome to attend to the events. There will be a presentation about Moray LEADER followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

Moray LEADER information event - Forres

Moray LEADER are running a series of information sessions across the area in September and October.

The evening events are a chance for people to find out about funding available through Moray LEADER and how they might benefit from it.

Everyone is welcome to attend to the events. There will be a presentation about Moray LEADER followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

Moray LEADER information event - Aberlour

Moray LEADER are running a series of information sessions across the area in September and October.

The evening events are a chance for people to find out about funding available through Moray LEADER and how they might benefit from it.

Everyone is welcome to attend to the events. There will be a presentation about Moray LEADER followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

Moray LEADER information event - Buckie

Moray LEADER are running a series of information sessions across the area in September and October.

The evening events are a chance for people to find out about funding available through Moray LEADER and how they might benefit from it.

Everyone is welcome to attend to the events. There will be a presentation about Moray LEADER followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

Moray LEADER information event - Keith

Moray LEADER are running a series of information sessions across the area in September and October.

The evening events are a chance for people to find out about funding available through Moray LEADER and how they might benefit from it.

Everyone is welcome to attend to the events. There will be a presentation about Moray LEADER followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

The developers behind an electricity superhighway connecting the north east and Norway are calling on local people this week to apply for funding from a new community investment fund.

NorthConnect, the 655km subsea interconnector, is setting up the £10,000 Legacy Fund, to be administered by Foundation Scotland, for the benefit of people in Boddam, Longhaven, Cruden Bay, Peterhead, St Fergus, Mintlaw, Burnhaven, Hatton and the surrounding areas.

LEADER Crowdfunding Workshop

This workshop will explore how Angus Council's Economic Development team have used the potential of crowdfunding to enable community groups and businesses to raise capital for projects in Angus’ communities. Angus Council have commissioned a bespoke portal to showcase crowdfunding campaigns and support community groups and businesses to create campaigns that are as likely to achieve the funding target as possible.

Moray LEADER are running a series of information sessions across the area in September and October.

The evening events are a chance for people to find out about funding available through Moray LEADER and how they might benefit from it.

Everyone is welcome to attend to the events. There will be a presentation about Moray LEADER followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

Norman MacAskill, Moray LEADER Programme Manager said:

Ayrshire Region New Generation Farm Walk and Get Together

Join us on Thursday 14 September 2017 at 7pm to enjoy a farm walk of the Logan family’s Holehouse Farm, Kilbirnie, KA25 7LA.
Holehouse has been in the Logan family for five generations with pedigree Ayrshires since at least the 1930s.
It extends to some 4,000 acres of hill land, 250 acres upland and 750 arable at 370’ to 1,670’ above sea level with an annual rainfall at the steading of 80 inches. As well as the 250 milking cows, there are 350 dairy young stock, 180 mainly Limousin cross suckler cows and 1,750 Scottish Blackface ewes.

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