SRA News

We are delighted to invite applications from individuals who are interested in joining Scottish Rural Action's Board of Trustees. There are five places to fill and we are looking for people who: are committed to and share our vision believe that ...

Are you passionate about rural and island life and about supporting community activism? Would you be happy working collaboratively in a small team of staff, volunteers and Trustees where everyone has significant autonomy over their area of work ...

The 2021 Scottish Rural Parliament has come to an end and we would like to thank the over 500 of you all who attended to share your story, learn and influence change. Each one of the 16 sessions was curated by an organisation with expertise in the ...

The Scottish Rural Action Covid-19 Local Reference Group was established to add a local and personal dimension to some of the themes around resilience and recovery that had emerged from the surveys. Through a series of consultation with people across ...

During this period of change and growth for Scottish Rural Action, there have also been some exciting developments within our board. Firstly, after seven years as a founding Director and nearly a year as Acting Chair of SRA, Vanessa Halhead has ...

Here at Scottish Rural Action we would like to say thank you to everyone who took the time this summer to complete either of our surveys, both the one in May and in July. We are very excited to now be able to launch the report from our second survey ...

Following a successful recruitment process over the summer, Scottish Rural Action is pleased to introduce their new Communications and Engagement Officer, Esme Leitch. Esme will support us to promote our work and to engage with our existing networks ...

Thank you to everyone who completed Round 1 of our survey. The findings have been communicated to the Scottish Government and we have published our report. As we move into Phase 3 of lockdown we want to understand your experiences now. The focus of ...

Thank you to everyone who completed Round One of our survey into the impact of Covid-19 on rural communities. We have now published our report which you can download here. More than 500 people took part, representing every local authority area in ...

We are urgently asking people and organisations across rural Scotland to take part in our survey. We know there are lots of surveys being sent out at the moment, so what’s different about ours? We want to capture the individual, community and ...