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    Category: Litter

    Beach clean reveals rise in litter

    A DRAMATIC rise in the amount of litter on Scotland’s beaches has been collected, following the latest in an annual beach clean. The clean-up –…

    admin November 9, 2022

    Massive clean-up brightens several Edinburgh districts

    OVER 125 bags – plus four huge (40-yard-long) skips – have been filled with litter and dumped rubbish, following a massive clean-up of several districts…

    admin October 29, 2022

    Plans unveiled to tackle litter in Edinburgh

    PLANS have been unveiled, to double the number of litter bins in the centre of Edinburgh. The proposals – requiring approval from the city council’s…

    admin October 3, 2022

    ‘Smart’ refuse bins set up in Edinburgh

    REFUSE bins fitted with sensors to signal when they are close to overflowing have been installed in three locations in Edinburgh – as a precursor…

    admin July 28, 2022

    Beach clean appeal issued

    A CALL has gone out for volunteers, to assist in removing litter from Scotland’s beaches. The charity, Marine Conservation Society, has identified a week in…

    admin July 22, 2022

    School pupils act on litter

    SCHOOL pupils in Glasgow have helped bring about a dramatic reduction in the amount of litter in and around their place of learning. Supervised by…

    admin June 29, 2022

    Community clean-up set for Edinburgh districts

    A MASSIVE clean-up operation is set to take place in south-east districts of Edinburgh, over the course of a week. Beginning on Monday, the areas…

    admin June 25, 2022

    A short reflection on litter in two cities

    OF course, it’s asking for trouble to go on holiday, only to find oneself reflecting on how life back home could be so much better.…

    admin April 20, 2022

    Stiffer penalties called for, against fly-tippers

    STIFFER penalties for people who fly-tip their refuse are being called for by a Scots organisation representing landowners. With a deadline looming, in just two…

    admin March 29, 2022

    Glasgow launches network of litter pick hubs

    VOLUNTEERS in Glasgow looking to clear litter from their neighbourhoods are to be helped by a network of equipment hubs. Says Glasgow City Council (here)…

    admin March 2, 2022
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