Scotland’s rural land market is under increasing pressure from tax policies, speculative investment, and evolving land use priorities.
Scotland’s rural land market is showing signs of cooling, with falling demand in key sectors.
A new national initiative is inviting people across Scotland to share their views on land reform.
Alongside our public engagement work, we’ve invited a range of contributors with deep and diverse experience of land, nature, and community to share their vision for the future.
Land reform in Scotland is often seen through a rural lens, but it’s just as critical in our towns and cities.
Reflecting on farming challenges and the Land Reform Bill, calling for clarity, support, and practical steps to build confidence and enable positive change in the tenanted sector.
Join the Scottish Land Commission in Wick for a public conversation about the future of land in Scotland.
Join the Scottish Land Commission in Dumfries for a public conversation about the future of land in Scotland.