Over the past four years, our Sustaining Choices programme has seen remarkable success in collaborating with communities to develop active and sustainable travel action plans.
Over the past four years, our Sustaining Choices programme has seen remarkable success in collaborating with communities to develop active and sustainable travel action plans.
We worked with the local community to identify ways to improve the natural environment around the proposed Carn Fearna Wind Farm.
We worked with the local community to identify ways to improve the natural environment around the proposed Carn Fearna Wind Farm.
As part of its review of Stonehaven’s conservation area, Aberdeenshire Council asked Planning Aid Scotland to capture the views of the local community.
As part of its review of Stonehaven’s conservation area, Aberdeenshire Council asked Planning Aid Scotland to capture the views of the local community.
News | Posted December 9, 2024
We were delighted to host the Sustaining Choices community consultation event at the Eskdalemuir Community Hub
We were delighted to host the Sustaining Choices community consultation event at the Eskdalemuir Community Hub
News | Posted December 3, 2024
We were pleased to host the Sustaining Choices event at Ruthrieston Community Centre
We were pleased to host the Sustaining Choices event at Ruthrieston Community Centre
News | Posted November 27, 2024
A huge thank you to everyone who attended the Sustaining Choices event at Connections Cafe in Pencaitland!
A huge thank you to everyone who attended the Sustaining Choices event at Connections Cafe in Pencaitland!
The purpose of this project was to engage young people, 16-25, in the future of their area and to help them shape the new Local Development Plan for Fife.
The purpose of this project was to engage young people, 16-25, in the future of their area and to help them shape the new Local Development Plan for Fife.
This project was to research the applicability of the Place Standard for the Gypsy/Traveller Community undertaken by PAS on behalf of NHS Health Scotland.
This project was to research the applicability of the Place Standard for the Gypsy/Traveller Community undertaken by PAS on behalf of NHS Health Scotland.
The Live Life Morvern Community Vision and Action Plan (CAP) lays out Morvern’s community’s own long-term vision until 2031, and the steps needed to get there. The CAP is designed to help support bids for
funding and support and help guide decisions made by local organisations.
The Live Life Morvern Community Vision and Action Plan (CAP) lays out Morvern’s community’s own long-term vision until 2031, and the steps needed to get there. The CAP is designed to help support bids for
funding and support and help guide decisions made by local organisations.
The purpose of this project was to introduce young people to planning and placemaking, by looking particularly at how their own area’s heritage has led to the development of their local place.
The purpose of this project was to introduce young people to planning and placemaking, by looking particularly at how their own area’s heritage has led to the development of their local place.
