£4 million for greener community transport
A further £4 million is being made available for community transport operators to invest in zero emission vehicles and charging...
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Scotland Strengthens Livestock Disease Controls Following Bluetongue and BSE Cases
The Scottish Government has introduced a Temporary Bluetongue Control Zone in Dumfries and Galloway and imposed precautionary restrictions following the... -
Data centre planning direction
Planning authorities will be required to notify Scottish Ministers of new data centre applications within seven days of validation. A... -
New resources to raise awareness of beavers in Scotland
People in Scotland are being encouraged to learn more about beavers as populations continue to expand into new areas. The... -
Argyll and Bute Secures Major Islands Funding for Three Community-Led Projects
The Islands of Lismore, Tiree and Mull will benefit from nearly £1 million in funding from the Scottish Government’s Islands... -
Scotland’s Water Resources Face Growing Climate Pressure
Scotland is renowned for its abundant rivers, lochs and rainfall, yet new research suggests the nation faces an increasing risk... -
Additional funding for community-owned renewable energy
Community groups that want to install renewable energy projects and decarbonise their buildings will be able to access additional Scottish... -
£3 Million Support Package Announced as Cairngorms Businesses Help Shape Wildfire Recovery
Businesses impacted by the recent wildfire in the Cairngorms National Park are set to benefit from a new package... -
Hutton to host Climate-Positive Farming Taster Day at Glensaugh Research Farm as part of Climate Week North East
The James Hutton Institute is inviting those keen to learn about the future of agriculture to a Climate-Positive Farming Taster... -
Roadside Litter Campaign Calls for Collective Action
Roadside litter continues to blight Scotland’s landscapes, harm wildlife and pollute waterways, prompting renewed calls for action through Keep Scotland...
