The Crofting Commission regulates
and promotes the interests of crofting in Scotland
to secure the future of crofting.
and promotes the interests of crofting in Scotland
to secure the future of crofting.
Creating a new common grazings
Common Grazings are areas of land used by a number of crofters and others who hold a right to graze on that land.
A new common grazing cannot be created if:
- any part of the land is tenanted or occupied by a cottar
- it is next to or shares a boundary with a croft
- the land is already registered as a croft.
Creating a new common grazings
Crofting Commission Takes Firm Action on Annual Notice Non-Returns
Crofting Commission Seeks New Appointed Commissioners
Crofting Commission Board Addresses Government Direction on Duties, Focuses on Residency
Crofting Land Area Expands by 111 Hectares Over Six Years, Demonstrating Balanced Regulatory Approach
Crofting Commission to Enforce Annual Notice Compliance and Crofting Duties
