Tag: Keep Scotland Beautiful

Keep Scotland Beautiful has awarded schools in Edinburgh an Eco-Schools Green Flag which recognises nurseries and schools which have demonstrated a commitment to the Eco-Schools Scotland programme and, over two years, have engaged their...

Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful invitescommunity groups working to boost their areas to join the 2022 Beautiful Scotland and It's Your Neighbourhood initiatives with an online information session on Thursday. Groups with an interest in improving their local environment – from cities and...

Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful is running a nationwide competition to find Scottish pupils to take part in the sixth annual Pocket Garden Design Competition.  Children are asked to design a colourful and sustainable garden that could feature at the Scottish Gardens Show...

'Zero Waste Scotland' is supporting Keep Scotland Beautiful and the Marine Conservation Society with funding to provide individuals, couples, families and small groups (in-line with Scottish Government outdoors advice) with litter-picking and survey kits...

Environmental charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful, launches new online summer education programme. Ten brand new interactive online learning courses will be available for young people across Scotland during the month of July. These new online learning programmes have been...

Alison Johnstone MSP is supporting environmental charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful, in applauding the efforts of local residents across Lothian who are taking part in the annual Spring Clean campaign throughout April and May. Keep...

Scottish Canals has offered its support to a national campaign to clean up Scotland’s roads. The body, which is responsible for Scotland’s five canals, has publicly backed the initiative led by environmental charity Keep...

Applications now open for grants of £250 to local groups to help improve local environments The independent charity Keep Scotland Beautiful has launched its community grant scheme today, looking to build on the 249 community...

Edinburgh’s streets are the cleanest they’ve ever been according to the latest cleanliness assessment by Keep Scotland Beautiful. A report to be discussed at the next Transport and Environment Committee will consider the Cleanliness Index...

Pictured left to right: Abinaya Selveraj; Leon Dagg; Convener of the Friends of Inverleith Park Pamela Barnes; Nicolas Hann-Rengifo; Councillor Lesley Hinds; Jamie Stewart; Keep Scotland Beautiful Campaigns Director Mark Bevan; Tamanna Paranthaman. A mountain...

Extra staff and equipment have been allocated to Leith to help improve results of recent street cleaning surveys. While the vast majority of Edinburgh exceeds national targets for cleanliness and continues to improve, it...