Should we be sending dirty nappies in the post instead of crisp packets?

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Last week, environmental protesters have hit the headlines for posting their empty crisp packets back to the UK’s largest crisp makers, Walkers – but ready salted snacks aren’t the only offenders. Continue reading Should we be sending dirty nappies in the post instead of crisp packets?

Welcoming A Greener Future: Climate Week celebration at Bridgend Farmhouse

I am delighted to invite you to our next Welcoming a Greener Future event (Climate Week Celebration 2018) which will take place on Sat 6th October 12-4pm at Bridgend Farmhouse.  Continue reading Welcoming A Greener Future: Climate Week celebration at Bridgend Farmhouse

Green MSP flushed with success following committee decision

SNP MSPs move to block toilet (plans)

Councils could soon be obliged to consider how the provision of public toilets and water fountains could be improved after a Green MSP’s amendments to the planning bill were backed by a Holyrood committee today. Continue reading Green MSP flushed with success following committee decision

Overwhelming public backing in fight against plastic pollution

UK Government announces record-breaking public support for reducing single-use plastics and boosting recycling through the tax system.

Individuals, businesses and campaign groups have expressed overwhelming support for action on tackling the impact of plastics on our environment. Continue reading Overwhelming public backing in fight against plastic pollution

Transforming Edinburgh: putting people at the heart of city design

Daisy Narayanan, who is leading the City Centre Transformation project on behalf of the Council during a secondment from Sustrans Scotland, shares her vision for Edinburgh: Continue reading Transforming Edinburgh: putting people at the heart of city design

Breathe easy: city council urged to be bold with low-emission zone

The British Lung Foundation has called on councillors in Edinburgh to adopt ambitious proposals for a low emission zone in the city, following publication of proposals to radically overhaul traffic and transport priorities in Edinburgh. Continue reading Breathe easy: city council urged to be bold with low-emission zone