4 ways art and beauty can strengthen a local economy
Whose economy is it anyway? A group of enterprising people in Alexandria have been working at reviving the fortunes of shops in the town centre. Susan…
Whose economy is it anyway? A group of enterprising people in Alexandria have been working at reviving the fortunes of shops in the town centre. Susan…
Scotland has 479 localities with a resident population of 1000+, all with empty buildings. That's £6 billion+ worth of property vacant in Scotland. …
As a person who believes in co working spaces for artists and innovators, Susan Maxwell, of The Loch Lomond Craft Centre, was attracted to attend a Can…
Launching your Community Project Top Tips from Oban Communities Trust Establish the need in the community for your project – Oban Communities T…
What are the benefits of setting up a co working space in your area: It can help to channel vital talent to local businesses and help bridge…
What we have learnt from Gorgie Creative Network Working on your own can be very isolating, so look to see if there is a local community organi…
Gorgie - Bringing local freelancers and the creative community together! Can Do Places has pitched up in Gorgie, a vibrant, well-defined area of the w…
An interview with Ailsa Campbell, Chair of Crieff Community Trust (CCT) and Can Do Crieff Co working Space. She talks about how CCT aims to bring abou…
During our recent visit to Oban, we also popped into a little gem of a shop called "Made in Argyll". It features a wonderful range of items which are…
Congratulations to Leuchars Station Co Working Hub - they are in the news. They have had an article featured in 4 national newspapers - The Scotsman, …