Scotland’s forestry market has grown over the last few years with environmental concerns being one of the driving factors. The importance of...
Read MoreOver the last few years, recruitment and lack of labour have been the scourge of many businesses in agriculture and rural industries. However, all ...
Read MoreCrofting law is widely considered to be complicated and many consider there is an urgent need to adapt the law for the sake of simplicity, efficien...
Read MoreEmploying anyone can be a complicated business – even more so when you are a rural employer as you have to be mindful of the additional protection ...
Read MoreA longstanding characteristic of the Scottish rural land market is high demand and low supply. Natural capital investment to tackle climate change ...
Read MoreDetermining where a boundary lies and who is responsible for maintaining it can sometimes be a tricky issue, particularly in a rural context. While...
Read MoreLand reform can take many guises, and the new Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land (“the Register”) is one that we should all ...
Read MoreThe Scottish Government’s commitment to land reform and its desire to create a more diverse pattern of land ownership in Scotland has been a key po...
Read MoreIt is estimated that there is almost 11,000 hectares of vacant and derelict land within urban communities in Scotland. These sites comprise unused ...
Read MoreThe environment and tackling environmental issues are at the forefront of climate change discourse, which has gained significant traction in recent...
Read MoreVery often rural property is not directly accessed from a publicly adopted road. Access may need to be taken over roads, or tracks are owned by a t...
Read MoreWith remote working becoming a realistic option for many of us, we’re seeing an increase in those looking to move to more rural locations. But when...
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