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Understanding what’s happening with Scotland’s land

Stay up to date with the latest news, analysis and insight from the Scottish Land Commission. This feed brings together our announcements, research highlights and guest blogs that explore Scotland’s evolving land issues from different perspectives.

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    Tenant farming

    17 August, 2017

    Review of agents begins

    Tenant Farming Commissioner starts work on the review of the conduct of agents of landlords and tenants.

    Tenant farming

    12 July, 2017

    New staff join growing Scottish Land Commission

    Three new members of staff have joined the newly formed Scottish Land Commission.

    Tenant farming

    12 June, 2017

    Tenant Farming Commissioner issues first Code of Practice

    Scotland’s Tenant Farming Commissioner, Bob McIntosh, has issued the first Code of Practice to be followed by landowners, tenant farmers and land agents.

    Corporate updates

    2 June, 2017

    Scottish Land Commission appoint Hamish Trench as Chief Executive

    The newly formed Scottish Land Commission has announced the appointment of Hamish Trench as their permanent Chief Executive.

    Tenant farming

    3 May, 2017

    Tenant Farming Commissioner calls on tenants and landlords to consider Brexit in rent reviews

    Scotland’s Tenant Farming Commissioner, Bob McIntosh, is calling on landlords and tenants of agricultural holdings to carefully consider the impact of Brexit where a rent review is due.

    Land reform

    4 April, 2017

    Recommendations published by Land Commission

    The Scottish Land Commission today published its recommendations to the Scottish Government on the draft Land Rights and Responsibilities Statement and the Future of the Planning System Consultation.

    Corporate updates

    31 March, 2017

    Appointments to Scottish Land Commission

    In a significant milestone in Scotland’s land reform journey, five Land Commissioners and the Tenant Farming Commissioner have been selected for the first Scottish Land Commission.

    Land reform
    Corporate updates

    31 March, 2017

    Key land reform body to bring around 20 new jobs to Inverness

    The Scottish Land Commission, including five Land Commissioners, the Tenant Farming Commissioner and support staff, will be based in Inverness, Land Reform Secretary Roseanna Cunningham announced on 14 October 2016.

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