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    Each year a fantastic 3000 volunteers assist the Trust with the conservation and preservation of properties all over Scotland. Volunteers provide enormous help to the Trust and there are many openings for volunteers at properties to undertake all kinds of tasks. Working in a voluntary capacity can suit people of all ages who wish to extend their interests, meet new people or learn new skills. Our volunteers are as diverse as the people of Scotland with everyone contributing and making a difference.

    For further information please contact:

    Violet Dalton
    Head of Volunteering
    Wemyss House
    28 Charlotte Square
    Edinburgh
    EH2 4ET

    Email: vdalton@nts.org.uk
    Tel: 0131 243 9475
    News
    • - Trust proposes right to buy rethink for crofting

      The National Trust for Scotland charity called for Ministers to consider scrapping the right to buy for crofts, to ensure the long-term survival of crofting in Scotland.  more>

    • - OPEN LETTER RESPONSE TO THE SHUCKSMITH REPORT ON CROFTING

      Following the recent publication of the final report of the Committee of Inquiry on Crofting led by Professor Shucksmith, and your commitment to respond in detail later this summer, the National Trust for Scotland charity (the Trust) believes it would be useful to provide you with our considered response and hope that our input may further influence your own response on these important issues. more>

    • - Trust calls for adoption of crofting inquiry recommendations

      The National Trust for Scotland charity today offered its wholehearted support for this week’s Committee of Inquiry on Crofting recommendations, which will be debated in the Scottish Parliament tomorrow, Thursday 15 May. more>

    • - Try something new this year with the National Trust for Scotland

      Land rover safaris, sea kayaking and podcast tours are just a few of the treats on offer at National Trust for Scotland properties this summer and beyond. more>

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