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The Climate Hub recently facilitated a discussion about farming practices and sustainability in Scotland.

The world moves so quickly these days, doesn’t it? Sometimes, it’s nice just to take a break.

Belhaven Community Garden is a beautiful, well-established, and much-loved space that has been built up from the grassroots on derelict land owned by the NHS.

The last week of September was Scotland’s Climate Week, part of the Let’s Do Net Zero campaign, which includes our Climate Action Programme.

The initiative, funded by Scottish Ministers in conjunction with the Tyne & Esk Local Action Group, enables community groups to use thermal imaging cameras and other tools to offer free Heat Surveys for local homes, helping households reduce heat loss and energy costs.

We have being working with communities across the region to create a vision of a thriving, sustainable East Lothian.

In order to prepare ourselves for climate change, we need to understand what changes are happening and how they are effecting people’s lives.

The Climate Hub is having a series of Pop-Ups across the region.

People and organisations, large and small, are doing their part across East Lothian to move towards our net zero, circular economy, plastic-free, and biodiversity targets and ambitions.