A dedicated campaigner from Applecross has been named as the new chair of Community Land Scotland. As well as prioritising good communication with community groups around the country, Megan says she will prioritise housing issues, depopulation, community benefits and further legislative reform to address weaknesses in the Current Land Reform (Scotland) Act. “At the end of the day, despite the obvious differences, as pressure on land everywhere grows, the parallels between land reform in Scotland and many other countries increases. I hope that my experience in community land development will help me make a positive contribution to the work of Community Land Scotland.”Megan takes the chair at Community Land Scotland after Ailsa Raeburn stepped down from the role. She was inspirational and motivated and I am honoured to step in and help lead Community Land Scotland at a time of new challenges and opportunities,” Megan added.