News from Scotland

• Candidates Urging Voters to Choose Wisely in Upcoming Election
• Election aspirants grilled: net zero skepticism evident
• Tweeddale lib dem candidate bullish on net zero
• Forest in Scotland beside Loch Lomond is up for sale
• Prestwick Pool to Receive Exterior Upgrades in Revitalization Project
• Clackmannanshire Council promise mitigation on climate change
• Net Zero: Conservative candidate talks of "just transition"
• Puffins on the globally renowned Isle of May are in excellent health
• Local Businesses in East Renfrewshire Shine at Chamber Awards
• East Renfrewshire General Election: Reform candidate not keen on net zero
• North Ayrshire voters seek change from traditional political parties
• Musselburgh hosts meeting for East Lothian Climate Hub
• Wellbeing in Clackmannshire tied to climate change
• Tillicoultry Golf Club installs public defibrillator
• Legacy to be left by major tree-planting initiative in Borders
• Urgent flooding motion by Rosyth councillor gets green light
• Watchdog set to oversee rising number of wind farms in Borders
• Lottery winners from Scotland clean up beach in Ayrshire
• Energy company reduces Borders wind farm due to public opposition
• Climate group in East Lothian receives portion of multi-million pound fund
• Concerns over electric ambulances are heightened in Borders
• Campaign kick-started in Fife to enhance regular cycling practices
• Campaign kickstarted in Fife to encourage daily cycling routines
• Fife Council praises large item removal despite worries
• Map of Low Emission Zone in Edinburgh and its commencement date
• Fife Council praises large item collections, disregarding worries about illegal dumping
• Exhibition on Redesigning Wind Farm Plans Held in New Cumnock
• Concerns over Burrowine Moor Quarry discussed at public meeting
• South Ayrshire Schools Enhance Recycling Efforts with New Bins
• Watch out for that enormous bug - it might belong to a species at risk of extinction