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The ‘Hebridean wind rush’: A growth opportunity for global corporations but not community-owned energy?
A Hebridean wind rush is gathering momentum. But as global corporations secure space on the ...
By Netty Sopata, Fios
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The Power Shift: voices from rural Scotland on the renewable energy rush
Scotland is in the grip of an energy revolution. Across the country, wind and solar ...
By Mike Small and Rhiannon J Davies
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MSPs and MPs agree to push for a “much-needed” debate in Holyrood and Westminster about renewable energy in Highlands
Held at Kingsmill Hotel, Inverness on Tuesday 12th August, the convention was attended by delegates ...
By Silvia Muras, Kyle Chronicle
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Statkraft revives controversial wind farm plan near Dunoon, community benefit details revealed
Statkraft says it is to take forward plans for a hydrogen project at Scatsta after ...
By Chris Cope, The Shetland News
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Statkraft submits third application for Giant’s Burn wind farm near Dunoon
A planning application for the Giants Burn wind farm on the Cowal Peninsula has now ...
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Fringe 2025: new crime thriller at Edinburgh Deaf Festival – also for hearing audiences
Audiences for BBC’s The Reunion and ITV’s thriller Code of Silence were intrigued by these ...
By Joanna Matthews, The Edinburgh Reporter
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Scotland must promise to tackle racism in the care system
Scotland must “do more to tackle racism and bias” in child protection, according to the ...
By Karin Goodwin for The Ferret / Migrant Women Press
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Glasgow’s local anti-racist festival: a riot of colour and community activism with an important message
The annual Govanhill International Festival & Carnival (GIFC) parade took place on Saturday, kicking off ...
By Devon McCole and Sadia Sikandar
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Explore low-carbon futures at Orkney International Science Festival
Place-based learning experts First Hand are set to stage a 3-day event in Orkney, exploring how ...
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Campaigners in Stonehaven protest against plastic pollution ahead of the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations
Stonehaven joined communities up and down Scotland and the rest of the UK uniting for ...
By The Bellman
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Equinor has no say on what is taught to pupils in pop-up science classes, says Highlands and Islands Enterprise
Equinor have no editorial control over what is taught to children in pop-up science classrooms ...
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Midlothian MP Kirsty McNeill leads UK-wide delegation calling for social club revival
On Tuesday 15 July, a national delegation of social club members from across the UK ...
By Luke Jackson, Midlothian View
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