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Though focused on Ireland, this could be a very useful resource for woodland crofters agriland.ie/farming-news/e…

Missed our webinar on Land for Rural Housing? Catch up now on YouTube 📺 and hear how the public sector can unlock land to deliver homes, tackle depopulation, and support rural growth. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=-lxRY4…

📌 Statement from Chair of the Scottish Land Commission on the sale of landholdings by the Clan Donald Lands Trust landcommission.gov.scot/news-events/ne…

I'm greatly looking forward to talking about #LandReform at this public meeting in Oban. Questions and discussion to follow.

Whether or not Arbroath influenced the US constitution (likely at secondhand if so though there were over a dozen editions in the long eighteenth century) it is one of the earliest statements of national rights & the most eloquent, mixing Roman Republicanism & Israelite history

In a different country today, but, all seems very familiar! The Island of Sandoy, Faroe Islands. Great to see active working of the land by smallholders. Many similarities to #Crofting in Scotland. #Føroyar 🇫🇴

Unfortunately, the Tenant Farming: Policy and Practice Update – with the new TFC webinar has been cancelled. We’re working to reschedule and will share a new date shortly. Thanks for your understanding - we look forward to welcoming you to the session soon.

The @sevenlochs shows how partnership working across boundaries can protect nature, support communities, and drive regeneration. Through a collaboration agreement and an inclusive board structure, Seven Lochs partners have created a flexible, sustainable way to manage Scotland’s

We SAHA together with School of Advanced Study U. London are holding an Arts and Humanities Advocacy event Royal Society of Edinburgh at 2pm today, with contributions from Michael Russell Sarah Prescott & Jane Ohlmeyer -now more than ever it is important for Arts & Hums voice to be heard.

If you feel unwell after a tick bite, it’s important to know the Lyme disease symptoms to be aware of: expanding rash, flu-like symptoms, fatigue, headache, joint pains. Seek medical advice as soon as practical. lymeresourcecentre.com/about-lyme #LymeDiseaseAwarenessMonth

Thanks, we have got this! especially with you guys as neighbours ❤️

Some patients develop persistent, debilitating symptoms after tick bites and there is no international consensus on their cause or treatment. lymeresourcecentre.com/for-everyone #LymeDiseaseAwarenessMonth

Scotland has one of the most concentrated land ownership patterns in Europe. We also invented one of the most effective small scale regulated land tenure systems in the world. Time now to modernise and make more of that system. Can you help? crofting.scotland.gov.uk/recruitment-of…

Interested? Online Q&A this Thursday at 7pm if you are. Link in application pack. Hope to see you there. crofting.scotland.gov.uk/recruitment-of…

Crofting is an important part of Scotland's land system, one that can deliver on many opportunities for rural Scotland. Crofting Commission are now recruiting two new board members👇

I'll be joining the panel discussion at the Community Land Scotland conference in Skye this week along with Roseanna Cunningham and Peter Peacock. A great opportunity to reflect on all that has been achieved through community land ownership & a look ahead to future opportunities.

Tim Eagle MSP Galbraith NatureScot Eleanor Kay Katharine Hay 🌱 The Scotsman Kate Forbes MSP Scottish Government Our final panel of #SLEConf25 sees SLE’s CEO Sarah-Jane Laing in discussion with Gillespie Macandrew’s Robert Scott-Dempster and Scottish Land Commission Chairman Michael Russell. A robust debate on the question: How important is it who owns land in Scotland?

A hugely inspiring Community Land Scotland conference at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig in Skye. Great contributions from a wide range of speakers. Enthusiasm and drive to deliver more #LandReform in Scotland.

On Sunday 3rd June 1973 at 9.12am the Sound of Shuna left Hunter’s Quay for McInroy’s Point on the first ever Western Ferries’ (Clyde) sailing. We’re proud to have served our #Argyll and #Inverclyde communities for 52 years.

Trustees say their hands have been forced to sell clan lands on Skye by a drop in funding. MSPs say it proves the need for change. holyrood.com/inside-politic…