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From play parks and community centres to film sets, Scottish communities are using government buyout powers to revitalise derelict properties

The Herald's Who Owns Urban Scotland? joint investigation with the Ferret looks at the route to community ownership and the costs and barriers.

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GLASGOW and Clyde Valley neighbourhoods looking to become part of the urban community buy-out scene are being supported in their quest with the launch of a new Community Ownership Hub. It is building on the success of such buy-outs over the last five years, since community right to buy was extended to cover urban areas. Now, a fifth of all community-owned assets in Scotland are in towns and cities and the country is said to lead the way internationally in community-led urban regeneration. Carey Doyle, manager at the new hub, said: “We are here to support communities who want to own ...

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