We strengthen social enterprise
Senscot's vision is of a socially just Scotland, served by a thriving social economy
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Connecting and informing social enterprises across Scotland.
Supporting local and thematic social enterprise networks.
Working with others to establish new services for the sector.
The latest update on community and social economy issues from the Senscot bulletin, including founder Laurence Demarco’s personal take on the week’s events.
It is also includes The SENs weekly update, a roundup of Social Enterprise Network activity, with news, events and funding opportunities for social enterprises.
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6th November 2019 11:49 am
Eco Drama is expanding its Board, seeking up to two passionate Trustees. We are are particularly looking for individuals with skills and experience in one or more of the following areas: Secondary education and/or youth work Primary and early years education Community led action on climate change Human resources Marketing To apply, please visit: http://www.ecodrama.co.uk/2019/10/eco-drama-seeks-trustees/, […]
7th December 2019 9:30 am
Is your goose getting fat? Christmas is a-coming, and Portobello Market is on Saturday 7th December, so come along for those special treats. You know you want to! Check out the website for details of the traders attending. Portobello’s very own Apple Juice will be on sale at the PEDAL stall. Portobello Choir will be […]
7th December 2019 11:00 am
We are thrilled to announce, for the third year running, our Wasps Artist and Makers Market taking place this December. Join us in the beautiful Briggait for this free one day event showcasing work from our studio holders and other makers from across Scotland. With over 80 artists and makers to buy from, this unique market is […]
The Muir of Ord Hall and Facilities Company (Muir of Ord Development Trust) was established in 2011 to take ownership of the Village Hall on behalf of the community.
The Muir of Ord Village Hall on Seaforth Road has been a community venue since 1893. In 2009, following the Highland Council’s decision to divest itself of the building, a public meeting agreed that the community should take on ownership of the resource and a….
