Autism Friendly Shetland
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‘Understanding Autism’ is a new video out now, funded by Shetland Community Choices, highlighting the lived experiences of Autism among people in Shetland.
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The Speyside YP Decide workshop: ‘This is a brilliant way to make decisions!’
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Speyside took part in project development and process decision making (such as who gets to vote) at Speyside Community Centre on Friday 21st September 2018. Here’s a summary of the night.
Read MoreBudgeting for Equality - a vital contribution to PB from disabled people
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This report from Glasgow Disability Alliance (GDA) highlights the experiences and views of disabled people in relation to having their voices heard in decision making processes.
Read MorePlanning and evaluating your PB
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This new briefing by Glasgow Centre for Population Health aims to support community-based PB practitioners to monitor and evaluate PB processes.
Read MoreCelebrate Kilmarnock: Our PB Story
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Celebrate Kilmarnock share their PB story so far in their latest newsletter.
Read MoreThe PB Festival - 24-25 Oct, 2018→
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Taking place across the country, the PB Festival is two days of events, discussion and ideas around participatory budgeting in Scotland.
Read More#PBFest18: How can PB better support equality groups in Scotland?
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Glasgow: Discuss how PB is progressing to include those most at risk of being marginalised in society and reflect on what is working and what we need to do to be more inclusive in the future.
Organised by PB Scotland.
Read MoreWebinar: A Charter for Participatory Budgeting in Scotland
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You're invited to one of our webinars about developing a PB Charter for Scotland. We will think about ‘What principles should underpin good quality PB in Scotland?’
Read MoreVoice Your Choice Voting Events 2018, Edinburgh
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Edinburgh’s employability themed participatory budgeting programme has moved into the voting stages and you are invited to attend.
Read MoreWatch now: A new film about the next steps for PB in Scotland→
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‘Moving Toward the Mainstream’ looks how we can take PB a step further by using it to decide mainstream budgets - watch our final trailer now, full film out now.
Read MoreNorth Ayrshire PB: Date set for Cumbraes, Fairlie, Largs, Skelmorlie and West Kilbride event
/Local people can bid for up to £1,200 from a pot of £20,644 to help make a difference in their communities.
Read MoreVacancy: Demsoc - Digital Engagement Officer
/Are you passionate about developing and supporting participation and giving citizens the opportunity and tools to become active participants in decision-making?
Read MoreOpportunities to get involved in Participatory Budgeting
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As part of our commitment to Participatory Budgeting, and to celebrate 2018 being the Year of Young People, £40,000 has been set aside for youth work projects across Angus.
Read MoreWorkshops: A Charter for Participatory Budgeting in Scotland
/We want to co-produce this charter with PB Scotland members to help define PB’s principles, values and conditions in Scotland.
Read More‘Cost of the School Day’ Project
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Participatory budgeting being use as a method to help deliberate and decide on projects that would have an impact upon reducing the ‘cost of the school day’ in Midlothian.
Read MoreApplications now open for 'Voice Your Choice' Edinburgh
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Applications for Joined Up for Integration’s ‘Voice Your Choice’ Participatory Budgeting opportunity are now open.
Read MoreGorbals Ideas Fund- Big Summer Shindig
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On Saturday 4th August Gorbals Ideas Fund will host their second Community Voting Event – Your Community, Your Choice!
Read MoreEvent: Participatory Budgeting and Open Government
/Share your ideas about how PB can help government, nationally and locally, work better for its people.
Read More3 Towns Best Garden Competition
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The outcome of the Three Towns Participatory Budgeting event in North Ayrshire.
Read MoreChance to help improve community life in Strathearn and Strathallan
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Strathearn & Strathallan communities will decide how grants of up to £4000 should be spent to make the area better for the people who live here.
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