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Organisation: East Kilbride Underpass Town/City: East Kilbride Postcode: G74 5BA Organisation Website Description: This underpass was in an awful condition. The Rotary Club took the initiative to improve it. This was partly inspired by one of the Rotarians and local business person who is a director for a specialist paint firm. He had knowledge of how to improve the condition of underpasses in such a way that it would also reduce crime. MiniWeb: MiniWeb |
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Fife Endangered Plants Project Organisation: Fife Endangered Plants Project Town/City: Glenrothes Postcode: KY7 5LT Description: The main aim of the project was to increase knowledge of the status and ecology of the threatened species in order to produce real plans of action by contributing to the monitoring of the Fife LBAP. MiniWeb: MiniWeb |
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Organisation: Fallin's Football Pitches Description: Fallin's Future is a local community group carried out a survey of residents in May 1998 to find out needs and priorities in relation to how landfill tax grant money should be used. Facilities for young people topped the list. MiniWeb: MiniWeb Case Study Link: Case Study Link |
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Edinburgh Wester Hailes Sustainable Communities Organisation: Edinburgh Wester Hailes Sustainable Communities Town/City: Edinburgh Postcode: EH14 2SL Description: The Sustainable Communities Project was a community development project with an emphasis on environmental sustainability. MiniWeb: MiniWeb |
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Organisation: Old Scatness Broch Town/City: Lerwick Postcode: ZE1 ONY Organisation Website Description: Old Scatness is the best preserved Iron Age village known in Britain. The excavation, the largest currently being undertaken in the UK is now entering its ninth season. The project has successfully combined detailed scientific excavation with informative and imaginative interpretation which has brought the site to life for the increasing number of visitors who come every summer. MiniWeb: MiniWeb |
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