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New mag looks at Band Aid 40, the National Insurance hike, the Scottish budget and much more

 
"This would be a powerful statement of intent that we want to be a world leader in nature restoration"

 
In recognition of the COP 27 climate conference, Movement for Good are giving five environmental or climate charities £5,000 each. This special limited time draw is only open for five days, so get your favourite charity in the running today. The draw closes on Friday 4th November 2022. All you need to do is nominate a … Continue reading “Movement for Good – Environment and Climate Special Draw”

 

 
The Transmission Net Zero Fund from SP Energy Networks aims to help vulnerable communities develop their net zero plans to ensure that no one is left behind on the Scotland’s journey to Net Zero. The Fund will operate in three phases: Knowledge sharing: Tailored community workshops will be open to eligible community organisations – these … Continue reading “Transmission Net Zero Fund”

 

 
Written by Graham McQueen, Smarter Places Manager at Paths for All What would be the benefits of your staff, volunteers and service users engaging in more active travel? Would it help them improve their fitness, their mental health and their ability to carry out their role? If you had a pot of cash to spend … Continue reading “Helping your staff and volunteers travel more sustainably”

 

 
By Susan Smith The climate emergency probably doesn’t feel important to you as a charity if you were set up to support young disabled people or those struggling with mental health issues or any other non-environmental purpose. There are so many pressing needs right now, and your staff team may know have the knowledge or … Continue reading “You might not see the link between climate change and your charity, but your funders do”