The 2014 CSGN Forum took place on Tuesday 03 June at the Central Hotel in Glasgow. A total of 186 people attended and were sent a follow-up email requesting delegates to provide their feedback regarding the event using an online survey form. The text below summarises the findings from this survey.
We would like to thank SNH for their input to this useful round-up of grant sources for environmental / biodiversity related activities. Some of the following opportunities have deadlines very soon, good luck with your applications.
A Street Design Project in Kirkcaldy has won an award for its innovative approach encouraging more people to walk and cycle.
The Physical Activity and Health Alliance introduced the PAHA Awards programme with a vision to celebrate inspiring practice in the promotion of physical activity and to ensure that this is shared with people delivering physical activity throughout Scotland.
Fife Council has published its Green Infrastructure Supplementary Planning Guidance (June 2014).
The innovative RSPB Future Tides project has received a boost of £5000 awarded from the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) 2014 Ideas Fund.
The Scottish Government and COSLA have launched the 2014 National Walking Strategy to boost physical activity and save lives across the country.