Join us on the afternoon of Saturday 26th October for a celebration of Inchinnan and our journey into community land ownership! We’ll be hosting a walking tour showcasing our current community-owned land, land purchases in the pipeline, and future village aspirations for community ownership. After the tour, enjoy an indoor/outdoor event at the historic India of Inchinnan building. There will be stalls, family fun, live musical entertainment, and more! Programme for the day: I

A view of the site from Greenock Road. IDT are in the first stages of applying for a Community Asset Transfer of an important local asset, an area of farmland adjacent to Teucheen Wood’s main entrance path. Our short survey can be found here. The community of Inchinnan have long expressed a desire for the preservation of Inchinnan’s greenbelt, diverse habitats, and natural heritage - both for the benefit of people and wildlife. The Trust was established with this goal in mind

Our woodland activity sessions are starting up again after taking a break over the summer holidays. From campfire cooking and foraging to bushcraft and willow weaving - there will be plenty on offer! The sessions will give you a chance to get out into our woodland and find out more about local nature, learning new skills and taking part in various activities which will boost your connection to the natural world and confidence in the outdoors. 🌿 Sessions will be taking place

Our new seasonal review is now online! Have a read to discover the latest from across Inchinnan - including woodland updates, news from our volunteers, new projects starting to take shape, and a bumper springtime nature review: Happy reading!

IDT Development Manager, Maggie, was recently invited to join a discussion panel hosted by Community Land Scotland. The event, which focused on the heritage and future of community land ownership, brought together a diverse panel of community activists, academics, and community landowners, alongside music and spoken word performances. Guests for the evening included: Martin Avila, CEIS and former Director of Kinning Park Complex Dr Josh Doble, Community Land Scotland Maggie