Rural Community Gateway

The search is on for the country's unsung rural champions. If you, or someone you know, has achieved something remarkable in your area then why not nominate them for Carnegie UK's Rural Sparks scheme?
Author: Carnegie UK Trust

A review of the European Union Agricultural Subsidy Appeals Procedure in Scotland was a manifesto pledge of the SNP and was implemented following their election to govern in May 2007. An independen
Author: John Kinnaird, Sheriff Roddy MacLeod, Professor Julie Fitzpatrick and Isobel McCallum

This consultation paper suggests some proposals for legislation that will allow us to become more innovative and imaginative in using Scotland's forests in the fight against climate change.
Author: Forestry Commission Scotland

This is the Winter 2008 newsletter from the Argyll Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG). In this edition you can find news of how local producers from Argyll wowed festival goers this summer, fi
Author: Argyll FWAG

This booking form has information about a Lifelong Learning UK event looking at the review of the National Occupational Standards for Community Development Work that is taking place in Inverness on 11
Author: Lifelong Learning UK

Nomination form for individual learners in the Celebration of Achievement in Learning Awards for Highland region. Nominations must be made by 21st November 2008.
Author: Highland Council

Nomination form for groups of learners for the Celebration of Achievement in Learning Awards 2008 in Highland region. Nominations must be made by 21st November 2008.
Author: Highland Council

Nomination form for tutors and mentors for the 2008 Celebration of Achievement in Learning Awards for the Highland Region. Nominations must be made by 21st November 2008.
Author: Highland Council

This is the report of the public inquiry into the planning application by Trump International Golf Links Scotland on Menie Estate in Aberdeenshire. The report looks at the arguments for and against th
Author: Report by James McCulloch, Karen Heywood, Michael Cunliffe, reporters appointed by the Scottish Ministers

Bluetongue virus type 8 causes significant disease among livestock and can be introduced to an area either by infected midge vectors or by imports of infected animals. This study was undertaken with i
Author: Scottish Government