Croftwork
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Each month Donna Smith, Chief Executive of the Scottish Crofting Federation and Eilidh Ross, Principal Consultant at Camus Consulting, will talk to guests about their connection to crofting, their views about the future of the crofting system and the proposed legal reforms to crofting legislation.
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The podcast focuses on topics surrounding crofting, including legal reforms, sustainability, and community impact, with episodes featuring discussions like the role of crofting in land reform and the future of crofting legislation, providing insights into both historical and contemporary issues.

Each month Donna Smith, Chief Executive of the Scottish Crofting Federation and Eilidh Ross, Principal Consultant at Camus Consulting, will talk to guests about their connection to crofting, their views about the future of the crofting system and the proposed legal reforms to crofting legislation.
In this episode we chat with Rhoda Meek.
Rhoda is an entrepreneur, digital consultant and crofter based in the Isle of Tiree. Running Isle Develop CIC, and her own business, Meekton Enterprises, keeps her busy most of the time. From time to time she contracts for US Tech Startups, managing Customer Experience. At the moment she is doing Comms & Gaelic Development for the Tiree Community Development Trust. You’ll also find her column in the Sunday National each week.
We explore Rhoda’s thoughts on the crofting system, good and bad, thoughts on the future and what some of the barriers are to new entrants.
Music credit: The Peatbog Faeries

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