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The common good is a topic that causes controversy throughout Scotland. The majority of property owned by Scotland’s former burghs is held by modern local authorities in separate common good accounts. But what is ‘common good,’ exactly?
What can councils do with it, and what are the rules around consulting with the community? Andrew Ferguson explores these and other questions in the context of his recent work for Perth and Kinross Council on their just-published list of common good properties of Perth.
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