On this page:

-

crofting

Subscribe to News

Newsletter
Sign up to receive the latest rural issues news direct to your inbox.

Crofting in Scotland

Crofting is a system of landholding which makes a significant economic, social and environmental contribution to remote rural areas.

There are 17,725 crofts in Scotland, mainly in the Highlands and Islands, and around 33,000 people live in crofting households.

The Scottish Government is committed to reforming crofting to secure its future, bring new blood into crofting communities and ensure it can continue to contribute to the development of a thriving rural Scotland.

-

About Crofting in Scotland

About Crofting

What is crofting?

Reform Programme

Reform Programme

Including the draft Crofting Reform Bill consultation.

Support for Crofting

Support for Crofting

Grant support and assistance for crofters.

Right to Buy

Right to Buy

Giving communities the right to acquire and control croft land.

New Crofting Areas

New Crofting Areas

Designation of new crofting areas around Scotland.

Links

Crofting Organisations

Links to other bodies

Page updated: Thursday, November 5, 2009