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No Time to Lose

‘The stakes are extremely high’ Anne Thomas, 63, lives on the Black Isle and has ...

By Clare Harris

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Invest in, don’t reinvent, Scotland’s community wealth building movement

At the end of last year the Scottish Parliament took a historic step by agreeing ...

By Jill Keegan, Partnerships Manager, Scottish Community Alliance

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Tilley, the community owned wind turbine on Tiree

The Power Shift: Lessons from communities already making renewables work for them

Co-published with The Herald On the windswept island of Tiree, a four-hour ferry ride from ...

By Rhiannon J Davies, The Scottish Beacon

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Reflections on a ‘Ceilidh Theatre’ experiment exploring the renewable energy question

This week saw the Spring Collective present ‘a collision of presentations’, song, poetry, provocations and ...

By Mike Small

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How Glenfarg rebuilt its bus service – and its future

“You’re regularly told that ‘this bus has changed my life’.” Drew Smart is one of ...

By Lucas Batt & Rhiannon Davies, Greater Community Media

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Tiree: Powering Community Wealth Building with renewable energy

Approaching the wind-buffeted island of Tiree after a four-hour ferry journey, visitors and residents alike ...

By By Lucas Batt & Rhiannon Davies, Greater Community Media

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Community Wealth Building isn’t new – Scotland’s communities have been doing it for years

Across Scotland, people are quietly transforming their local economies. They’re running bus services, opening community ...

By Jill Keegan, Scottish Community Alliance

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The Great Energy Heist

Orkney has a long history in  the use of renewable sources of energy. In 1955 ...

By Fiona Grahame, The Orkney News

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Protests held after Rockstar games accused of ‘union busting’

Edinburgh-based game developers, Rockstar Games, have been accused of ‘union busting’ after over 30 members ...

By Liam Eunson, Midlothian View

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Edinburgh charity launches Christmas Card Campaign to curb loneliness this winter

The Edinburgh-based charity, Vintage Vibes, is launching a campaign urging people in the capital to ...

By Phyllis Stephen, The Edinburgh Reporter

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How I rebuilt my life through Scotland’s network of support

Content warning: domestic abuse, trauma, recovery Arrival in the dark I still remember that first ...

By Ella O’Fides

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