Land ownership
Small landholdings modernisation: consultation
Author / Creator: Scottish Government
Media type: Consultation paper
Date published: 2022
Views on proposals relating to the modernisation of small landholdings
Charles: King of the Landlords
Author / Creator: George Kerevan
Media type: Opinion
Date published: 2022
The Windsors are about land and land is about political control.
Land Reform In A Net Zero Nation
Author / Creator: Craig Dalzell
Media type: Policy Paper
Date published: 2022
Scotland cannot afford for this latest round of land reform to fail, as at least two previous attempts.
Who Owns Scotland
Author / Creator: Andy Wightman
Media type: Website
Date published: 2022 -
Who Owns Scotland is a project designed to provide information about who owns land in Scotland.
Land and Property Titles by Country of Origin: Report
Author / Creator: Registers of Scotland
Media type: Report
Date published: 31 December, annually
Land titles with a UK owner address outwith Scotland represent just under a sixth of the country’s land area.
Green finance, land reform and a just transition to net zero
Author / Creator: Jon Hollingdale
Media type: Discussion Paper
Date published: February 2022
Land reform is required to meet the climate change objectives of the Scottish Government.
The effects associated with concentrated and large-scale land ownership in Scotland: a research review
Author / Creator: Jayne Glass
Media type: Research review
Date published: March 2019
Central is the power that a landowner holds over local land use decisions and the extent to which local communities and other stakeholders can influence/inform those decisions.
Reform Scotland’s Land
Author / Creator: Common Weal
Media type: Video
Date published: 2020
Land reform is a social justice issue. How can democratic decisions about the kind of country we want in the face of a small number of landowners?
Land Reform: Re-Shaping Scotland’s Social Landscape
Author / Creator: Dylan Howel
Media type: News Item
Date published:
Scotland has one of the most concentrated patterns of private land ownership in the developed world. Just 450 people own over half of the private land in Scotland. This entitlement has survived un-challenged for 500 years, a privilege that has its roots in royal favours and aristocratic archetypes