The Latest Breaking News from Keep Scotland Beautiful

Seven Glasgow parks and green spaces scoop prestigious Green Flag Award

The Green Flag Award celebrates well maintained parks and green spaces, and aims to improve opportunities to exercise, improve mental wellbeing as well as providing safe areas for kids to play in.

Glasgow Live · Jul 31, 2022

Blooming marvellous Lanarkshire parks win prestigious Green Flag accolade

Strathaven Park, Cambuslang Park and Castlebank Park have all been recognised by Keep Scotland Beautiful

Daily Record · Jul 30, 2022

South Lanarkshire Council highlights scourge of littering as part of anti-social crackdown

A recent report by Keep Scotland Beautiful found that 250 million items of litter are discarded across the country every year.

Daily Record · Jul 29, 2022

Funds to help deliver public training to address climate crisis

THE Scottish Council of Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) has received tens of thousands of pounds to help host a programme of free education and…

The National (Scotland) · Jun 13, 2022

River Tay litter report reveals cigarettes and sanitary products among the most common items discovered

Keep Scotland Beautiful’s award-winning Upstream Battle campaign has supported local communities along the river to gather evidence and raise awareness of litter issues

Daily Record · Jun 10, 2022

Broughty Ferry Beach wins top Keep Scotland Beautiful award

It joins over 50 other beaches across the country to be recognised with the prestigious accolade.

Daily Record · Jun 1, 2022

Eco-festival set to take place in Lanarkshire next month

The Stonehouse Eco Festival aims to engage with the community to tackle climate change.

Daily Record · May 1, 2022

South Lanarkshire residents can attend online courses to learn about climate change

Online events are being run by the E3 project and Keep Scotland Beautiful - both are free to attend

Daily Record · Apr 17, 2022

Charity's plea to Lanarkshire community groups to help spruce up Scotland

Keep Scotland Beautiful want groups to find new ways to look after and enhance the places they care about

Daily Record · Feb 9, 2022