Scottish Community Alliance


Scottish Community Alliance is an umbrella grouping of community groups in Scotland, originally set up in 2007 and formalised and renamed in 2010.  From their website

What we are

The Scottish Community Alliance is leading the campaign for a strong and independent community sector in Scotland. It was initiated in Jan 2007 by an informal coalition of four national networks: Development Trust Association Scotland, Community Woodlands Association, Community Recycling Network Scotland and Senscot. When this informal gathering of networks came together we used the ‘wrapper’ of Local People Leading to give us a collective identity. Each of these organisations serves community based memberships and together they share a vision of an empowered and independent community sector. Since 2007, Local People Leading was joined by more and more networks with community based memberships. Towards the end of 2010, these networks agreed to formalise this loose arrangement by adopting a constitution and renaming itself – The Scottish Community Alliance.


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Forthcoming Events…

Monday 25 November
12:30 Highland Good Food Partnership Food Conversation
Wednesday 27 November
12:00 Stop Climate Chaos & SCCAN - Climate Action in Scotland - 3
Saturday 30 November
10:00 North Kessock Community market
Saturday 14 December
NA      Cromarty Community Market
Saturday 21 December
NA      Culbokie Community Market
Friday 7 February
NA      Transition Assembly England and Wales 2025
Tuesday 11 March
NA      Highland Climate Conference Knigsmills Hotel Inverness

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