News from Scotland

• Entrepreneurs in Clackmannanshire are encouraged to participate in FV Business Week
• North Ayrshire Council Seeks Input on Beach Erosion
• Galileo Unveils Updated Crosbie Wind Farm Plans at Events
• Edinburgh Uni gets help from OMRT to rehabilitate Dumyat hill trail
• Hamilton wastewater treatment plant generates electricity from innovative hydro turbine
• North Ayrshire Council's Mattress Recycling Project Wins Gold
• Inverclyde Council Eco Initiatives Nominated for Prestigious Award
• North Ayrshire Council Fuels Savings with Energy Smart Program
• Future Forest Company Plants Over 1.5 Million Trees
• Alloa to Get £77.5M Wellbeing Hub and School
• Neilston Wind Turbine Leak Raises Pollution Worries
• Neilston Wind Turbine Leak Raises Environmental Alarm
• Sunamp and Procast Partner on £1.2M Thermal Project
• Interactive trails at Drumpellier Country Park are now available through a new app.
• 'Dalmuir tormented by returning 'stink,' Councillor spearheads campaign.'
• Protection of wildlife urged in new campaign directed at Scottish Government
• Youngsters Complete Water Safety and Fishing Course near Loch Doon
• South Ayrshire eco contest won by Girvan Academy
• Professional golfers unite with North Berwick locals for climate beach walk
• Top green honour was awarded to Glasgow Science Centre and hotels
• Dalmellington: community action plan put in place at fun day
• New Cumnock: Eco-friendly rally at opencast mine
• 'Floodplain' housing - climate change a factor
• Scottish Borders Local Action Group launches new funds
• Free Summer Camps Offer Outdoor Fun for North Ayrshire Youth
• Carbon sequestration mentioned by Laird in speech
• Scottish Greens candidate: voters want green policies
• General Election 2024: Net Zero gets a mention by lib dems in Alloa and Grangemouth
• New Trossachs Explorer Service Aids Loch Lomond Visitors
• Borders election candidates keen on climate action