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    Support for rural communities in North and South Lanarkshire from Rural Development Trust

    Community-led action planning, training and project development

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    Developing better communities for now and generations to come

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    From administration and finance to project management

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Local community events hosted through Community Action Lanarkshire supported projects.

 

FREE Introduction to Community-led Action Planning in Rural Lanarkshire

Your chance to get involved!

 

Community led action plans - North Lanarkshire: Invitation to tender

Invitation to tender: Statement of Requirements

 

Make Your Way: Sustainable Travel Plans

Seeking a provider for production of Sustainable Travel Plans

 

Make Your Way: Community Hub Feasibility Study

Seeking provider for a Community Hub feasibility study

 

Make Your Way: Active Travel Campaign

Seeking provider for active travel campaign, part of the Make ...

 

Get your hands dirty at Kirkfieldbank Park this autumn

Volunteers wanted to help out at Kirkfieldbank Park

 

A Way with Willowherb at Loudon Pond

Volunteers sought Thurs 16 Aug at Loudon Pond

 

Support for rural communities in North and South Lanarkshire where ...

Community capacity building project launches

 

Video Celebrates £4.8 million Clyde and Avon Valley Landscape Partnership (CAVLP)

Programme’s achievements for this unique landscape

 

FREE Clyde Walkway app launches

65 km of trail opened up to digital users

 

Treasured Remains - Historic Kirkyards

The historic kirkyards of the Clyde and Avon Valley

 

Local Landscape Heroes Digital Art Trail

Exploring the landscape through paintings

 

The Avon Weirs

Remnants of the river's industrial heritage

 

National Cycle Route 74: Strathclyde Park to Elvanfoot

NCR 74 in South Lanarkshire - linking to Glasgow in the ...

 

Tourism and Art in the Clyde & Avon Valley

The inspiration for artists and travellers

 

Shaping the Landscape: Thank the Rocks for the Trains

How geology led to the first local train lines

 

The valley of the glasshouses

From Hot Houses to Garden Centres

 

The Clyde Walkway Stage 5: Crossford to Falls of Clyde, New ...

Orchard country, spectacular wooded gorges and New Lanark UNESCO World ...

 

The Leadhills & Wanlockhead Railway

Explore the lead mining museum at Wanlockhead and marvel at ...

 

The Orchards of Lanark So Fair

An archaeology of fruit

 

Growing Up Wild Natural Play Conference - Resources

Links and resources from Lanarkshire's first ever natural play conference

 

Clyde Walkway Community Links officially opened

Aileen Campbell, Minister for Public Health and Sport, opened the ...

 

Trig Points: The Basis for Modern Mapping

Part of the Mapping the Past trail

 

Mapping as Art: Alasdair Gray's Falls of Clyde Mural

Part of the Mapping the Past trail

 

Black Hill: More than just a Viewpoint

Part of the Mapping the Past trail

 

Chatelherault and the French Connection: Following in the Footsteps of ...

The pivotal role that Hamilton plays in the history of ...

 

Falls of Clyde Historic Trail

A historic guide for tourists, by Lady Geraldine Lockhart Ross

 

Clyde Walkway Community Links – Nemphlar Moor Road to Braidwood

Through gentle rolling landscape to the dramatic Fiddler’s Gill ...

 

Tinto Hill

One of Central Scotland’s best loved and most distinctive ...

 

Volunteer Journey: Ruth Thomas

From chainsaw training to historic designed landscape research

 

Make Your Way Photography Walks - The Photographs!

A showcase of your photographs from the six walks

 

Tasting Through Time historic cook book

Historic apple, plum and pear recipes

 

Apple Day album

Clyde and Avon Valley fruit heritage turned into song

 

Shaping the Landscape: Black Hill and Stonebyres Quarry

Hill formed from cooling magma providing great geological look out

 

Mapping the Past Guide

A guide to the cartographic heritage of the Clyde and ...

 

Charlie Muir - The icing on the cake

Expanding skills and interests through volunteering

 

A journey to Volunteer Mentoring

Celebrating Volunteers Week Scotland 2016

 

Clyde Walkway Community Links: Larkhall to Clyde Walkway – ‘The Monkey ...

Larkhall to Clyde Walkway – ‘The Monkey Road’

 

Do you dorodango education resource

From soil to work of art

 

Clyde Valley Orchards mapped on the National Inventory of Orchards ...

A report on the contents and condition

 

Guide to Re-Photography

Exploring our Landscape

 

Autumn Adventures

Outlet: Play Resource shares ideas for autumnal outdoor play

 

Milton Head: the Birthplace of Modern Mapping

Part of the Mapping the Past trail

 

CCI Volunteers Resurrect Secluded Burial Ground

Nestled on a nondescript wooded mound in the Lanarkshire countryside ...

 

Cleghorn Glen Trail

A taste of this wonderful oak and ash ancient woodland, ...

 

Shaping the Landscape: Lower Nethan Gorge

Ancient river deltas and swampy forests

 

Clyde Walkway Community Links: Crossford – Stonebyres – Nemphlar – Kirkfieldbank

Kirkfieldbank along the Clyde Walkway

 

Clearburn Natural Play and Picnic Area

A prestigious award winning wild play area in New Lanark

 

Volunteer Journey: Duncan Arthur

Volunteering to grow the Clyde Valley fruit growing heritage

 

South Lanarkshire Public Research Resources

Collections and local history resources

 

From Sheep to Shawl textile and dying manual

A Guide to the Textile Heritage of the Clyde Valley

 

Fishnets and tea cakes at Lesmahagow allotments

Autumnal goings on

 

Plant a Mini Orchard Resources

Suitable for individuals, schools and groups

 

Crop Marks at Draffan: Aerial Archaeology - Mapping from the ...

Part of the Mapping the Past trail

 

MapCRAFT

Expressive Mapping in the Clyde and Avon Valley

 

Garrion Gill

A hidden ancient woodland clinging to the slopes of Garrion ...

 

Spring scenes in focus for photography competition

Six images chosen

 

Cartland Craigs Trail

A spectacular gorge in the Clyde Valley Woodlands NNR, which ...

 

Lantern Making Workshops and Parade

Lantern Making Workshops and Parade

 

Clyde Walkway Community Links: Rosebank Circular via Ashgill and Dalserf

Rosebank Circular via Ashgill and Dalserf

 

Morgan Glen, Stonehouse

A beautiful wooded gorge hosting Scotland’s highest railway bridge

 

National Trust for Scotland Black Hill

A spectacular viewpoint over the Clyde and Avon Valley with ...

 

SNH Cartland Craigs, Lanark

A deep hidden gorge cloaked in ancient woodland

 

Scottish Wildlife Trust Falls of Clyde

Stunning nature reserve featuring the largest waterfall in Britain

 

The history of Alexander Hamilton Memorial Park, Stonehouse

Past, Present & Future

 

North Lanarkshire Archives

Explore the historical records of North Lanarkshire

 

Getting started with interpretation

A quick start guide to thinking about interpretation

 

Glorious Gardens: Mauldslie Castle

One of the Valleys' grandest old estates

 

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