This is how Scotland could reap benefits from reforming its land ownership
TENS of thousands of jobs could be created if Scotland reformed its land ownership and use, giving people, communities and the nation the opportunity to use it more productively, according to a new report. Work the Land, the first in a series of reports by the Common Weal think tank and Revive – a coalition seeking grouse moor reform – said the restructuring would enable new land-based businesses to be created, along with housing developments and community planning which supported future opportunities to make national aspirations – such as tackling climate change – easier to achie...