Innovation

Scottish Rural and Islands Transport Community (SRITC) Virtual Cafe

This engaging session will bring together participants interested in understanding how accessible transport services directly affect quality of life in remote areas.

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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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.

A new Crop Innovation Centre (CIC) was officially opened last week (25 October). 

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.

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for new clean energy infrastructure in Scotland will be improved under UK and Scottish government proposals to reform outdated legislation that can delay new projects being built. 

A new report from the Scottish Taskforce for Green and Sustainable Financial Services makes 31 recommendations on how the public and private sectors can encourage and fund green investments and tackle the climate emergency.

Power Up Your Community! Energy Learning Network Webinar

Want to meet others, learn from them and share your community aspirations?

Join for an interactive webinar designed for smaller and emerging community energy groups, hosted by Community Energy Scotland.

Celebrating Organics Food for the Future

The Celebrating Organics conference is a one-day national conference where delegates will hear from expert speakers that have a vast range of knowledge in Organic food and farming, plus wider views on the future of the organic sector in Scotland.

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