Built Environment

Scientists from the University of Strathclyde have called for derelict land around Glasgow to be used to reduce fuel poverty.

From a ‘game-changer’ in east Belfast to a parkland commuter trail in Edinburgh, green active travel routes are changing our cities for the better. A new set of case studies published by the Central Scotland Green Network shows how it’s done, as Angus Gibson explains

The new case studies cover routes in Belfast and Edinburgh as well as cities abroad and highlight how green infrastructure and active travel combine within different contexts to provide benefits for both people and the environment.