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If you're thinking "What can I actually do about climate change?", 52 Climate Actions offers one simple answer: commit yourself to positive action right now. The actions are both powerful and realistic for individuals and communities. A wide variety of actions have been selected and they’ve tried to ensure they are up-beat, positive, and fun. Read more
In October Glasgow Eco Trust hosted an action packed Action Earth volunteer day at Heart of Scotstoun Green Garden. We had nearly 40 volunteers come along to join in the event and make a real difference to the Green Garden. Read more
Glasgow Social Enterprise Network has published the 4th Social Enterprise in Glasgow census report which details the scale and economic impact of social enterprises in Glasgow. Read more
De'ils On Wheels, our community bike workshop, is running low on adult and youth bikes. Any donations of unwanted bikes will be much appreciated. Read more
The local community in Knightswood and Jordanhill has set up a petition to call to re-instate the First Bus Glasgow number 4 bus route all the way to Knightswood. Read more
Glasgow Eco Trust is delighted to be working in partnership with the Adam Smith Economic Society (ASES) at the University of Glasgow looking at ways they can reduce their environmental impact. Read more
Glasgow Eco Trust's De'ils On Wheels community bike workshop has successfully completed the Revolve Reuse re-accreditation process. Revolve accreditation demonstrates our commitment to quality and Revolve accredited stores are the first choice for second hand. Read more
Scotland's first ever Low Emission Zone (LEZ) came into force from 1 January 2019 in Glasgow City Centre . The LEZ is an important milestone for improving air quality. Read more
Former professional mountain bike rider and co-founder of the Adventure Syndicate, Lee Craigie, has been appointed as the new Active Nation Commissioner for Scotland. Read more
Glasgow Connectivity Commission recently published Connecting Glasgow - Creating an Inclusive, Thriving, Liveable City, which is the first of two reports it is scheduled to publish. Read more
Sustrans announces plan for first UK-wide network of traffic-free walking and cycling paths for everyone. Read more
The UK's most comprehensive assessment of cycling in cities, Bike Life, has revealed that eight out of ten people in Glasgow (82%) support building more protected roadside cycle lanes even when this could mean less space for other road traffic. Read more
The Clyde Waterfront & Renfrew Riverside (CWRR) project, which includes a new bridge across the River Clyde from Yoker to Renfrew, has taken a significant step forward after receiving planning consent. Read more
The Scottish Parliament is currently considering the Restricted Roads (20 mph Speed Limit) (Scotland) Bill which would reduce the speed limit on most residential and urban streets from 30mph to 20mph. Read more
The United Kingdom Without Incineration Network (UKWIN) has published a report that looks into the climate change impacts of waste incineration in the UK. Read more
Bikeability Scotland is designed to give children the skills and confidence they need to cycle safely and encourage them to carry on cycling into adulthood. Glasgow Eco Trust works with local primary schools to deliver Bikeability Level 2. Read more
Glasgow City Council has published a Consultative Draft Open Space Strategy which sets out the ways in which the people, flora and fauna of Glasgow are likely to make use of open space, now and in the future. Consultation is open until Mon 10 Dec 2018. Read more