
Culture in Communities – Inquiry
The Scottish Parliament is currently seeking to know more about what is happening in our local communities. What works well? And what barriers are there to putting on or taking part in cultural activities? Bòrd na Gàidhlig submitted a response on 29 March 2023. Among the points we raised: Gaelic langauge and culture is for […]
03/04/2023
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Recruitment underway for 3 new Board Members
Scottish Ministers are seeking to appoint three skilled and committed individuals to the board of the principal public body for the promotion of the Gaelic language, Bòrd na Gàidhlig. Scottish Ministers welcome applications from people from a wide range of backgrounds who have the following skills, knowledge and experience: Generalist skills/knowledge/experience Gaelic communication skills Oversight […]
30/03/2023
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Bòrd na Gàidhlig provides almost £1 million for Gaelic Development Officers
Bòrd na Gàidhlig funding aimed at promoting Gaelic has provided almost £1 million for language development officers since its launch. A new funding stream, made possible by £400k in extra funding from the Scottish Government, which allows organisations to extend the one-year term of Gaelic development officers currently funded under the Gaelic Officer Scheme, has […]
29/03/2023
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