Local communities in Inverclyde will benefit from a unique agreement between the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) and Inverclyde Council, which will help to improve the social, physical, cultural and environmental well-being of the area.
Local communities in Midlothian will benefit from a unique agreement between the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) and Midlothian Council, which will help to improve the social, physical, cultural and environmental well-being of the area.
Cycling Scotland have two current job opportunities advertised for communications positions.
Local communities in Stirling will benefit from a unique agreement between the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) and Stirling Council, which will help to improve the social, physical, cultural and environmental well-being of the area.
Stirling Council has signed up to the CSGN’s Local Authority Concordat, which recognises its commitment to formally help deliver the CSGN vision and highlights the fundamental role local authorities have to play in helping to achieve the network’s aims.
The Physical Activity and Health Alliance (PAHA) is delighted to announce that the Physical Activity & Health Alliance Awards are being offered for the fourth year running!
NHS Health Scotland is committed to sharing practice that improves health and reduces health inequalities across Scotland. More specifically, the PAHA is focused on supporting the ongoing implementation of the National Physical Activity strategy ‘Let’s Make Scotland More Active’ (2003) and encouraging others to embed inequalities into their work.
In September we case-studied the Seven Lochs Wetland Park and the announcement of an ideas competition, with funding from CSGN, for what could be Scotland’s first green bridge to help wildlife cross the M73 which bisects the Park. Organised for GCV Green Network Partnership by the Glasgow Institute of Architects, the competition generated 18 imaginative proposals.
At the recent BASE Glasgow Conference, delegates heard about plans for 10,000 new eco-friendly street lamps for the city; work with Adaptation Scotland to ensure Glasgow is part of a Climate Ready Clyde; and the launch of Future City/Glasgow's prototype open data portal. Ten thousand energy efficient and eco-friendly street lamps are to be installed in Glasgow to replace outdated sodium lights and cut carbon emissions.