Environment news
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Even more chances of winning LitterLotto cash prizes
Published on 14 Feb 2025
After our successful launch of a free to enter cash draw for recycling at home, we have teamed up with LitterLotto again, this time to encourage local people to bin litter.
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Warning for bird keepers
Published on 6 Feb 2025
Bird keepers are being instructed to follow strict measures to help protect their flocks from the threat of avian flu. This is in response to a recent increase in cases of Avian Influenza.
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Share your weather stories to help Midlothian Council respond to climate change
Published on 23 Sep 2024
With Scotland’s Climate Week taking place 23-29 September people living and working in and visitors to Midlothian Council are being asked to share their weather stories as part of a project looking at
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Councillors endorse five year plan for energy company
Published on 21 Dec 2023
Councillors have endorsed an updated five-year business plan for Midlothian Energy Limited (MEL), a joint venture between the council and Vattenfall Heat UK (part of Swedish energy company Vattenfall,
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Burnbrae Primary School cycling to success
Published on 31 Oct 2023
Burnbrae Primary School in Bonnyrigg has been selected as runner up for the Cycling Scotland Bikeability School of the Year award.
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New crackdown on environmental crimes
Published on 14 Jul 2023
A new, dedicated environmental crime team will be cracking down on flytipping, dog fouling, littering and other offences from Monday 17 July.
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First low-carbon heating pipes laid at Shawfair Town
Published on 16 Jun 2023
The first pipes to supply the brand new Shawfair Town in Midlothian with low-carbon heating have been installed, with construction on the site now well-underway.
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Penicuik high schools pupils help with restoration work
Published on 13 Jun 2023
Pupils from Beeslack and Penicuik high schools have been given an opportunity to experience some hands on training of restoration work.
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Council helps nature thrive with new pond projects
Published on 28 Mar 2023
Local people can enjoy watching wildlife thrive in a new pond beside the Dalkeith to Penicuik cycle path at Rosewell.
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Dalkeith Climate Action
Published on 18 Jan 2023
Whether you’re an individual concerned about the climate emergency or an organisation or business trying to work in sustainable ways, come along to the first meeting of Dalkeith Climate Action.
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