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SB Village Halls Evaluation – Unlocking Social & Economic Value in Rural Communities
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Borders Third Sector Interface/ Borders Community Action Articles of Association
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Report and Financial Statements for the Period Ending 31 March 2024
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The National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4)
The Planning (Scotland) Act sets out a plan-led approach to planning, with four levels from national to local.
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Draft “Local Place Plans – A How To Guide”
Scottish Community Development Centre (SCDC) and Nick Wright
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Tools for community engagement
Anne McNeill (local community engagement specialist and Vice-Chair of Duns & District Community-led Planning Team)
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Registration of Local Place Plans
Jess Houghton (SBC Planning Department)
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Proposed active travel route from Tweedbank to Eyemouth
David Langworth (Borders Greenway project)
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Borders Good Food Plan
Karen Birch (Borders Good Food Partnership)
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Lochalsh Community Action Plan and Local Place Plan
Susan Walker (Kyle & Lochalsh Community Trust)
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Langholm, Ewes, Westerkirk & Canonbie Place Plan
Denis Male and Donna Hislop (Langholm Alliance)
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Local Development Plan and National Planning Framework (NPF4)
Debbie Armstrong (SBC Planning)
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Community Conversation (SBC budgets)
Clare Malster (Communities and Partnerships)
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SBC funding for projects
Shona Haddow (Economic Development) and Gillian Jardine (Communities and Partnerships) from Scottish Borders Council (SBC).
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Community-led planning pilot – Project report (Aug 2024)
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