Creating A Caring Place: New Report on Town Centre Living Published
Architecture & Design Scotland have published A Caring Place, which sets out the work the organisation has coordinated, together with Scotland’s Towns Partnership, to respond to and support the Scottish Government’s work around Town Centre Living.
Read moreJourneys of Understanding: Twin Towns Report Published by Carnegie UK Trust
A new report by Pauline Radcliffe (Carnegie UK Trust) concludes a unique, 18-month twinning experiment highlighting that the opportunities to learn and share ideas between Britain’s towns.
Read moreOpen for Bookings: 2019 ATCM Summer School and Awards Dinner
Society is evolving. The way Millennials and Generation Z live, work and play is different to anything we have known before. How they spend money is changing rapidly.
Read moreCampaign to Celebrate Scotland's Community Councils: April 2019
Scottish Community Councils - Throughout April, the Scottish Community Councils website will be showcasing the varied work of community councils across Scotland.
Read moreScotland's Towns Chief Officer Congratulates Discover Lanark on Successful Vote
The Chief Officer of Scotland’s Towns Partnership, and Programme Director of Scotland’s Improvement Districts, Phil Prentice, has welcomed the successful vote to establish Discover Lanark, Scotland’s newest Improvement District.
Read moreScottish Government Announces £20m of Awards for Community Regeneration Projects
Scottish Government - Communities across Scotland are to benefit from a share of £20.4m to support local regeneration activity.
Read more£50m Town Centre Fund Launched, Local Authority Allocations Announced
Scottish Government - A £50 million fund to help boost town centres has been launched.
Read moreNew Report: Where Scotland Can Lead an Innovative and Ethical Fourth Industrial Revolution
SCDI - a new report launched today (February 28th) champions the opportunities Scotland’s people and businesses have to harness the potential provided by Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and data.
Read morePhil Prentice: How to Make £50 Million for Scotland's Town Centres Go a Long Way
Phil Prentice, Chief Officer at Scotland’s Towns Partnership and National Programme Director for Scotland’s Improvement Districts, says that the spending of the new £50 million Scottish Government town centre fund can learn lessons from the last fund of its kind, in 2009. Article originally published on Common Space.
Read moreScotland's Towns Partnership Heads Respond to Westminster Towns Policy Report
Scotland's Towns Partnership's Chair, Professor Leigh Sparks, and Chief Officer, Phil Prentice, have responded to a report from the housing, communities and local government committee at Westminster on towns policy in England.
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