Developing farmland; a case study of Angus district

Article Abstract:

UK farmers are being asked to reduce food production rather than increase it. They are being asked to diversify their activities into forestry, unusual crops and enterprise such as tourism. The Angus district in Scotland received many applications to change rural land and buildings to other uses. The farmers there wanted to convert buildings to homes and tourist use, allow industry onto their land or set up craft areas or kennels amongst others.

Rural land use

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Environmental appraisal of development plans

Article Abstract:

An overview of 71 environmental appraisals of development plans aims to evaluate the practicalities of the system and it is concluded that the complex stages of the system requires more attention.

Management, Local government

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