Supporting industry and communities. The marine environment could be better protected and new green jobs could be generated to help create stronger local economies and vibrant coastal communities, according to
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Additional Funding to Aid Recovery Efforts Hundreds of households and businesses affected by the impact of Storm Babet will benefit from additional funding from the Scottish Government to help with
Nominations Process Begins Communities and organisations are being invited to submit their proposals to become Scotland’s next National Park. A key commitment in the Bute House Agreement is to designate
Enhanced commitment by developers to community benefits. An initiative to position Scotland as a European hub for the recycling and repurposing of wind turbine blades is included in a deal
New strategy to support Scotland’s fish farming sector. Actions to increase the productivity of Scotland’s aquaculture sector and help reduce its impact on the environment have been set out in
Funding scheme for producers extended. Fruit and vegetable growers in Scotland have been given assurance on support over the next two years to help improve the quality, market value and
Proposals to license animal care services. Licensing for businesses such as dog walkers, canine fertility services and dog groomers is being considered to improve animal welfare standards. The Scottish Government
10-year Strategy Targets Growth Against Brexit Impacts An industry-led strategy which aims for a 25% increase in turnover for Scotland’s food and drink sector by 2028 has been published. Sustaining
Reducing Waste & Growing Green Economy New legislation will create the tools to tackle waste and increase reuse and recycling rates. The Circular Economy Bill will give Ministers powers to:
Call for Expressions of Interest from Local Areas Communities across Scotland are being asked to consider whether their local area could be designated as the country’s newest national park. Individuals,
