Roxburghe Estates has become the latest rural business to be presented with national accreditation recognising its outstanding work on wildlife, habitat and conservation management. Wildlife Estates Scotland accreditation was presented to the Duke of Roxburghe and estate factor Roddy Jackson by Scottish Land & Estates chairman David...
A new regional support office for South East Scotland and the Borders has been appointed by Scottish Land & Estates (SLE). Clare Sturla joins the land-based business organisation from the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs (SAYFC), where she served as Agri and Rural Affairs Manager. Prior to her time at SAYFC, Clare worked for...
Scottish Land & Estates has issued the following statement following publication of a report by the Tenant Farming Commissioner on Buccleuch’s negotiations with agricultural tenants. David Johnstone, chairman of Scottish Land & Estates, said: “The Tenant Farming Commissioner’s report should be seen against the backdrop of government and...
A new Regional Support Officer for north east Scotland has been appointed by Scottish Land & Estates. Fiona Van Aardt joins the organisation to support and enhance member activities in the region, including engagement with politicians, stakeholders and assistance in organising events and estate visits. A business manager with over 25...
Scottish Land & Estates today announced the appointment of a new vice chairman to further enhance its public affairs and policy capabilities. Mark Tennant, proprietor of Innes Estate near Elgin, has taken up the newly created position of Vice Chairman (Policy) at the rural business organisation. Part of his role will be to chair Scottish...
New jobs are ready to be created by farms and estates if politicians deliver a Brexit deal which serves Scottish agriculture and rural business well. That was the message from Scottish Land & Estates chairman David Johnstone as he addressed attendees at the Royal Highland Show today. Mr Johnstone said that SLE’s Helping it Happen...
New jobs are ready to be created by farms and estates if politicians deliver a Brexit deal which serves Scottish agriculture and rural business well. That was the message from Scottish Land & Estates chairman David Johnstone as he addressed attendees at the Royal Highland Show today. Mr Johnstone said that SLE’s Helping it Happen...
Rural businesses in Scotland will have to make daring and innovative investment ecisions to meet the challenges of Brexit successfully. Failure to adapt to current uncertainty and the post-Brexit landscape will have far reaching consequences for generations to come. The call for rural businesses to ‘grab the steering wheel’ to shape their...
