Climate Conversations
Last September we invited residents in Bathgate to determine their local climate priorities. With community transport the top area for action (voted by 81% of attendees), followed by climate education […]
Entries by westlothianclimateactionnetwork
Community energy – join the webinar on 7 May
We’re partnering with Local Energy Scotland for a webinar and workshop on community energy and developing your own sites – Wednesday 7 May. The morning session, 10am-noon, will cover support […]
Network celebrates a year of climate action
WLCAN’s members gathered to look back at the Hub’s first year and plan where we’re going next. The Annual Network Gathering took place on Friday 21 February at Howden Park […]
Annual members’ gathering – 21 February
We’re gathering on 21 February to mark WLCAN’s first year. This member groups’ event will be at Howden Park Centre in Livingston where we held our launch. Network members will […]
New Eco Fund – apply now
Exciting news, a new round of our Eco Development Fund is going live. Up to £13,000 is available with member groups able to apply for a maximum of £3,000 per […]
WLCAN joins national climate coalition
We’re looking forward to activity with other organisations from across the country as part of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland. We’ve joined this coalition with over 70 organisations to campaign together […]
Winter energy advice
It was great to hold our first energy drop in session this week and the next one is in Whitburn on Monday 2 December, with two sessions – 10am-2pm and […]
Gather and Glow
We’re visiting communities across the region over winter to deliver advice on how to save money on energy and heating bills, and install insulation and draught-proofing. Some events are drop-ins […]
Orchard trees up for grabs – apply by Sunday
We have orchard trees available for planting now. These were bought using some of our first Eco Development Fund and are available for members. The application link can be […]
Water event – a deluge of concerns that need action now
West Lothian Water Confluence, hosted with River Almond Action Group, provided a close focus on pollution, contamination and the causes of flooding. Many thanks to those from the spheres of […]
