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18th September 2023

How can community food growing contribute to Scotland’s health, wealth, and environment

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27th July 2017

Socio-Economic Duty – SURF Members Invited to Comment

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13th May 2014

Scottish Government Responds to Regeneration Inquiry

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19th February 2014

Community Participation in Scottish Regeneration – A Way Forward?

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2nd October 2023

How does community food growing increase the wellbeing of our places?

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10th April 2017

‘Local Place Plans’: Lessons from the Experience of Neighbourhood Planning

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30th October 2013

Scottish Government expands planning policy consultation

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4th June 2014

Two cheers on social security: Blog for SURF

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1st February 2024

How is Public Investment Distributed in Scottish Community Regeneration?

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