land reform

Finance

Charlotte Square to Quartermile: Scotland’s tax haven district

Jamie Mann, Ally Tibbitt on June 25, 2020June 29, 2020

Tax haven firms are buying up large swathes of the capital, with many of Edinburgh’s most iconic buildings now owned offshore, The Ferret can reveal.

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Housing and homelessness, Society

‘An awful way to welcome visitors’: Dumfries and Galloway’s derelict buildings

Jamie Mann, James McEnaney on April 21, 2020April 22, 2020

We investigate the derelict buildings that have blighted Dumfries and Galloway - and what's being done about them.

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Environment

The largest 10 vacant and derelict sites in Scotland

Jamie Mann on April 20, 2020April 21, 2020

Five of Scotland’s 10 largest pieces of vacant and derelict land are not being brought back into use despite being deemed suitable for regeneration or development, The Ferret has found.

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Housing and homelessness, Society

‘Left behind and ignored’ – Glasgow’s derelict buildings

James McEnaney on April 19, 2020April 20, 2020

We investigate why two derelict buildings in Glasgow - the former Talisman pub in Springburn and St Margaret’s in Polmadie - have been left to rot.

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Housing and homelessness, Environment, Society

Plan to buy out Buccleuch in Scotland’s highest village

Jamie Mann on April 17, 2020April 18, 2020

Residents of a Dumfriesshire village have published a detailed proposal for a community buyout of land owned by the Duke of Buccleuch.

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Human rights

Anger over Buccleuch ‘land grab’ in bowling green battle

Rob Edwards on March 27, 2017March 27, 2017

Britain's biggest landowner accused of "land grab" after he sold off a bowling green that the community thought belonged to them.

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land reform

Finance

Charlotte Square to Quartermile: Scotland’s tax haven district

Housing and homelessness, Society

‘An awful way to welcome visitors’: Dumfries and Galloway’s derelict buildings

Environment

The largest 10 vacant and derelict sites in Scotland

Housing and homelessness, Society

‘Left behind and ignored’ – Glasgow’s derelict buildings

Housing and homelessness, Environment, Society

Plan to buy out Buccleuch in Scotland’s highest village

Human rights

Anger over Buccleuch ‘land grab’ in bowling green battle

How has Scotland done on coronavirus testing?

Kidnapped by the state: Mexico’s political prisoners in the Covid-19 pandemic

SNP’s mental health spokesperson voted against move to limit abortion clinic protests

National Defence League founder is neo-Nazi from England, campaigners claim