National programme to support communities to bring derelict and vacant land back into temporary use. This toolkit is designed to support anyone thinking of taking on a stalled space site.

Stalled Spaces Scotland was a Legacy 2014 programme commissioned by the Scottish Government and delivered by Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS) to facilitate the temporary use of under-used green spaces, stalled development sites or vacant and derelict land in town centres throughout Scotland.

Aligning with the Scottish Government’s ‘Town Centre Action Plan’ and the ‘Town Centre First Principle’, the programme looked at stalled spaces located within town centres—empowering people to bring these spaces back into positive use for the benefit of the whole community.

(Please note that the national programme is no longer running. However, you can find out more on the original programme at  Glasgow.gov.uk )

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