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 first full episode we chat to Andrew Thin, Chair of the Crofting Commission.
Andrew has been a board member of the Crofting Commission since September 2022. His hands-on practical experience of crofting dates back to the 1960s and previous public sector roles have included Chair of the Cairngorms National Park Authority, Chair of Scottish National Heritage, Chair of Scottish Canals and Chair of the Scottish Land Commission.
Our chat covers crofting law, what role crofting has to play in the future of land reform and what the good and bad is about being a Commissioner.
Music credit: Peatbog Faeries
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