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Six grassroot projects receive funding to address rural challenges - Vimarsana News

Six grassroot projects receive funding to address rural challenges

Six grassroot projects looking at rural challenges such as mental health, loneliness and skills have been awarded nearly £70,000 in funding.

'Opening the Gate' scheme aims to give new entrants more confidence - Vimarsana News

'Opening the Gate' scheme aims to give new entrants more confidence

The Prince’s Countryside Fund has announced a new initiative – Opening the Gate – that seeks to provide young people and new farmers the confidence to succeed.

Recruitment underway for The Prince's Countryside Fund's Farm Resilience Programme - Vimarsana News

Recruitment underway for The Prince's Countryside Fund's Farm Resilience Programme

A recruitment drive has been launched to encourage farmers and crofters in three areas of Scotland to take part in The Prince’s Countryside…

Farmers and crofters in Ullapool invited to take part in Prince's Countryside Fund's Farm Resilience Programme - Vimarsana News

Farmers and crofters in Ullapool invited to take part in Prince's Countryside Fund's Farm Resilience Programme

Farmers and crofters in the Ullapool area are invited to take part in The Prince’s Countryside Fund’s Farm Resilience Programme.

Free business skills training to family farmers – Recruitment underway for the Prince's Countryside Fund's Farm Resilience Programme in Caithness - Vimarsana News

Free business skills training to family farmers – Recruitment underway for the Prince's Countryside Fund's Farm Resilience Programme in Caithness

Farmers and crofters in Caithness are encouraged to take part in the Prince’s Countryside Fund’s Farm Resilience Programme