The background of our project originated from the ‘Feeding Tayside Through The Climate Crisis’ conference held in March 2023. The conference identified various interventions, including the need to map community, regenerative, and organic food producers in Tayside. This initiative also aligns with Tayside’s response to The Good Food Nation Act, involving a working group with representatives from diverse stakeholder groups.
Check out more details here: Feeding Tayside Through The Climate Crisis.
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Allotment Plus is part of the PLUS group. PLUS is a member-led mental health charity and social movement in Perth and Kinross. PLUS began in Perth 2002 with a small group of people who had used local mental health services meeting under the direction of Perth Association for Mental Health. PLUS became a charity and…
View MoreWe’re a community-led charity keeping useful household items in circulation by running a Swap Shop in Garth Ave, Letham. We also run two allotment sites, Kingswell Terrace allotments and Kinloch Terrace Allotments. Comes under the Letham Climate Change charity. Charity Registration No: SC043272 . You can find out more via Facebook or You can find…
View MoreWe’re a community-led charity keeping useful household items in circulation by running a Swap Shop in Garth Ave, Letham. We also run two allotment sites, Kingswell Terrace allotments and Kinloch Terrace Allotments. Comes under the Letham Climate Change charity. Charity Registration No: SC043272 You can find out more via Facebook or You can find out…
View MoreThe Highland Perthshire Communities Land Trust (HPCLT) is a Scottish Charity (Scottish Charity Number SC032801) and a Scottish Guarantee Company (Company Number SC227934). Access is freely available to anyone, member or not – as detailed under the 2003 Access law. Under the law people must be responsible to have access – see the Scottish Outdoor Access Code….
View MoreWe are a local community group that was set up in 2009 to help Cupar become a thriving, environmentally friendly town. Sustainable Cupar was incorporated as a SCIO in 2011. The group aims to raise awareness of green issues and to promote and support changes to more sustainable lifestyles. We have sub-groups that concentrate on…
View MorePeople Learning About Nature in Tayport (PLANT) is a subgroup of Tayport Community Trust. Since 2011, PLANT has been working on projects bringing people together to grow food and flowers, while reducing carbon emissions and enhancing Tayport’s natural environment. Starting in 2015, PLANT‘s main focus has been on the Tayport Community Garden, creating a community growing space where…
View MoreThis group is run by a small team from the community garden at the end of Montrose Street ,who work together providing fresh flowers /fruit and vegetables for the community. More info via facebook or via their website HERE
View MoreAbout us The Accidental Smallholder began, well, by accident. I suppose I am “The Accidental Smallholder”, since it’s become my business, but there are many other people who have helped over the years, and continue to help. The Accidental Smallholder website was established in 2003 as a web-log for our smallholding, with the aim of…
View MoreThe WeeCAIR Medicinal Garden Where do medicines come from? Many medicines that we use today come from the active ingredients found in plants that would have been used in traditional herbal remedies. The well-known painkiller aspirin comes from willow bark, and artemisinins, a malaria treatment, comes from sweet wormwood. We have built a public garden…
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