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Locals win £1m to buy 27,000-acre Scottish island estate after 14-year campaign
Book that reshaped Highland crofting history marked at 50-year gathering
Hi-tech cow collars are a boon but Scotland's crofters need help to fund them
This proud moment is testament to islanders’ refusal to ever give up
The battle between Skye crofters and Glasgow police that changed Highland history
Crofters and community development trusts both know about being asked to do too much
Rhoda Meek: Farming scheme is weighted to reward those who can already afford it
John Purser: The highs and lows of crofting and poetry
Rhoda Meek: The life I’ve built is one that works for me
Locals hold protest against sale of huge 50-year-old estate on Scottish island
‘Stunning’ 11-acre croft put up for lease by Scottish island community firm
Rhoda Meek: Gooseburgers, otters and a perfect septic tank starter
Highland poet who fought for crofters’ rights to be commemorated at Gaelic centre
Almost one quarter of Scottish crofts now under community control
I'm a crofter: Here's how women are breaking through 'the grass ceiling'
Rhoda Meek: Crofting needs more than soundbites and ministers in shiny new wellies
Number of new crofters in Scotland hits highest rate for five years
Rhoda Meek: Crofters must be at the forefront of change – but they will need help
'From farm to fork': Consultation launches on Scotland's 'good food' action plan
Rhoda Meek: Crofting is being fenced in but local knowledge could free it
Rhoda Meek: Crofts were designed to keep you fed, not to make profits
Housing trust awarded £100k to repopulate glen with homes and woodland crofts
'We've always been part of the culture': The rise of the female crofters
Ian Blackford invites King Charles to work on his croft on Skye
Highland glen given 'pivotal' repopulation boost by community buy-out
Green MSP welcomes ‘common sense’ decision against eagle culls
‘Significant weakness in leadership' in Scotland's Crofting Commission
Breakdown of trust in team that runs Crofting Commission, watchdog says
Crofting market 'out of control' with young people and locals priced out