Historic Environment Scotland to reopen landmarks for spring

Biggar Gasworks Museum, Cambuskenneth Abbey, Castle Campbell, Inchmahome Priory and Kinneil House will welcome visitors once again from Wednesday, April 1 as part of Historic Environment Scotland’s (HES) seasonal openings. Each site offers a unique window into Scotland’s past, with links to royalty, industry and innovation. Biggar Gasworks Museum, Scotland’s only preserved gasworks, highlights the…

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Stroud Valleys Project raises £18,000 for ‘environmental work’

The Stroud Valleys Project (SVP) raised £18,294 through public donations, street fundraising, and pledges from businesses and organisations as part of its Little Acorns, Mighty Oaks campaign, which was designed to unlock funding through Stroud District Council (SDC). SDC pledged £8,000 to the campaign, and Cotswold Canals Connected pledged an additional £1,500. Clare Mahdiyone, CEO…

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250 faults are found in Environment Agency checks

The Environment Agency’s demanding action after inspections Author: Richard MuriePublished 1 hour ago The Environment Agency has demanded urgent improvements from South West Water after inspections revealed numerous faults at wastewater sites in Devon and Cornwall. As part of a nationwide effort that saw 10,000 inspections across the water industry, the Environment Agency conducted over…

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Finnish Regional Workshop of the EU Platform on Coexistence between People and Large Carnivores

The Finnish Reindeer Herders Association and EUROPARC co-organise the next EU Platform Regional Workshop, held back-to-back with the LUKE Reindeer & Fish Days Conference in Rovaniemi on 6–7 May. The workshop’s overarching theme is eco-tourism and the challenges and opportunities for coexistence with large carnivores. Local communities can benefit economically from the presence of large…

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