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What are the current transport problems and how can we improve them?

This Climate Week 4-10th March 2014, blogger Lauren takes a look at why we do what we do at Greener Kirkcaldy.

Happy New Year! Now that Christmas is over it’s time to get thinking of new year’s resolutions. For many of us these will focus on spending less money, eating healthily and getting fit (making up for a very merry Christmas!). But have you thought about setting yourself some green resolutions …

The group gathered at Seafield Beach Car Park on a breezy Saturday in April, it wasn’t too cold so it was great to walk along the coast to see the wonderful scenery, while learning about geology.  Leading the walk was Tony Wilson and there were a large number of people …

By Ross Laird While I was looking for volunteering opportunities for my Duke of Edinburgh Award I came across Greener Kirkcaldy. I found out that there was a chance to volunteer at the orchard and I soon contacted Greener Kirkcaldy and before I knew it I was helping to weed …

by Lisa (you can read Ross’s report on the day here) Saturday 20th April saw the return of the ever popular Wild Walks in a new and expanded programme. The first, a geology walk, focused on the cataclysmic processes that have shaped the coastline we recognise today. A great turn-out! The group saw evidence of …

We’re planning our projects for the next year, and we’d love to know what you think. We want you to guide our plans – so please take our online survey, come along to our consultation open day on Friday, or even better, do both! And to thank you, all responses …