Learning and skills
First Minister John Swinney has confirmed that 67 projects will share a total of £14 million in support from the latest round of Marine Fund Scotland.
The First Minister made the announcement in Shetland, where this morning he will tour Lerwick’s daily electronic fish auction and meet the Shetland Fishermen’s Association before attending the Convention of the Highlands and Islands.
Building on its success since the FAS launch in 2016, SAC Consulting, part of SRUC, has secured a contract to extend the service until 2027.
The need to provide this support to Scotland's agriculture sector has never been greater as evolving demands for sustainability create significant change, opportunities, and uncertainty for farmers and crofters.
Strathnaver Museum and North Sutherland Community Forest Trust (NWSFT) proved they were shipshape last Saturday (28 September) as north Sutherland’s new community boat took to the sea.
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Projects to increase farming skills, tackle environmental impacts and enhance competitiveness in food production will share more than £300,000 in newly-announced grant support.