This workshop brought all three winners from the Community Led, Housing and Scotland’s Most Improved Place categories; with additional input from the Scottish Government, Scotland’s Towns Partnership and Highlands and Islands Enterprise.
Following on from the SURF Award celebratory dinner shortlisted Award projects are invited to take part in a series of Shared Learning workshops in the Spring. The purpose of these events is to allow the projects to share experiences, both positive and negative, with the wider SURF network. This allows for discussion on aspects of learning and also how that fits into wider policy.
Workshop Presentations
Best practice approaches to place-based regeneration
2nd May
Overcoming barriers to employability facing Scotland’s young people
15th May
This workshop brought all three projects shortlisted in the Youth Employability category together; with additional input from Skills Development Scotland.
Presentations
The importance of culture and creative arts in community regeneration
30th May
This workshop brought all three projects shortlisted in the Creative Regeneration category together; with additional input from Creative Scotland, Arts and Business Scotland and the Paisley Partnership.