20 Minute Neighbourhood Practice Network - SURF

This SURF initiative, supported by the Scottish Government, brings regeneration practitioners together to explore the practical application of the 20 minute neighbourhood concept in deprived places across Scotland.

Activities and Participants

SURF’s 20 Minute Neighbourhood Practice Network provides a free activities programme, including:

  • Regular network meetings
  • Information sharing in a dedicated newsletter
  • National conferences
  • Policy discussions
  • Learning reports
  • International case studies

The network is open to everyone with an interest in, or responsibility for, the regeneration of disadvantaged places in Scotland. This may include those working or volunteering in businesses, charities, community groups, housing associations, local government, national public bodies, and social enterprises.

SURF | 20 Minute Neighbourhood Practice Network

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