Monthly Archives: June 2013
The road to land reform, but where is it going?
A mini-blog, which serves as no more than a signpost to my recent contribution to the Journal of the Law Society of Scotland on the Interim Report of the Land Reform Review Group. Enjoy.
Scottish University Law Clinic Network 2013
In June 2012, some intrepid Scottish law students and supportive non-students were involved in the first Scottish University Law Clinic Network event at the University of the West of Scotland. This brought together the five law schools hosting active student … Continue reading
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Land Reform Review Group Adviser Appointment
The Scottish Parliament held a debate on land reform on 5 June 2013. Although there have been occasions where Holyrood has blethered about land reform recently (the tenth anniversary of the Isle of Gigha’s community buyout being one such time), … Continue reading
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