Drop off your unwanted domestic electrical appliances - large or small, anything with a plug or battery - at Kyleakin Community Hall between 11 am and 1 pm. PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF ITEMS OUTWITH THESE TIMES. Items will be collected by ILM Highland and either fully recycled or selected for reuse. Items suitable for […]
Drop off your unwanted domestic electrical appliances - large or small, anything with a plug or battery - at Kyleakin Community Hall between 11 am and 1 pm. PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF ITEMS OUTWITH THESE TIMES. Items will be collected by ILM Highland and either fully recycled or selected for reuse. Items suitable for […]
Friday 9th February 2024, 9:30 am - 4:30 pm, online. REGISTER NOW! It's free. The conference will discuss how to tackle the unacceptably high number of homes in Skye and Lochalsh that are in need of repair and upgrades. These homes were identified in the Healthy Homes survey, completed by over 400 local residents. The homes are cold, […]
Online talk by entoL!VE. Register here.
At Tigh Gorm, Lower Breakish. For more details and directions, contact anne@skyeclimateaction.org
Phil Knott from Skye, Donald Barrie from Fettercairn, Andrew Barbour from Pitlochry and Andrew Hall from Shetland will discuss selecting and planting specific tree species on their farms and crofts. Join the conversation and get answers to your questions. Hosted by the Integrating Trees Network. Sign up here.
by Scottish Communities Climate Action Network The first in a series of training events. If you are interested in bottom-up approaches to democracy, this course will cover all the elements you need to organise, design, run and make change happen with a community-led assembly. Register here.
The way we heat our homes, workplaces and other buildings is the third-largest cause of greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland. To meet Scotland's legal obligation to reach ‘net zero,’ the heating systems in the vast majority of our buildings must be changed, because they produce CO2 and other gases contributing to climate change. The Scottish […]