Scotland’s public sector four-day week pilot has been judged a success for staff and services.
Author: Borders Greens
Scottish Borders Green Party actively seeks a fair, just and sustainable Scotland.
Berwick Bank: the wrong place for the world’s biggest wind farm
Peter Guthrie on why Berwick Bank threatens gannets, guillemots and kittiwakes off our coast.
We’re all for low-carbon energy, but not like this
Why Scottish Borders Greens object to the rush of giant wind farms, 400kV pylons and battery sites across the Borders.
Focus on Berwickshire: a coast under threat, and roadsides worth caring for
Peter Guthrie on coastal erosion from Cove to Burnmouth, and the Berwickshire Anti-litter Group.
Haud that bus! Every village, every hour
Co-convenor Charles Strang on why the Borders needs buses from 6am to midnight.
Pollinators along the Tweed: something has gone radically wrong
Have you noticed fewer bees and butterflies? Peebles member Cat Hamilton on what you can do to help.
Remembrance in Stow and Heriot
Cllr Neil MacKinnon piped the lament at Remembrance events in Stow and Heriot.
Heat pump installations up 113% since Greens joined government
Heat pump installations in Scotland more than doubled between 2020 and 2023, according to MCS Foundation data.
Renewables now generate more than all of Scotland’s electricity needs
Renewables generated the equivalent of 113% of Scotland’s electricity demand in 2022, the first time over 100%.
South Scotland Green Gathering brings three MSPs to Tweedbank
Patrick Harvie, Ariane Burgess and Maggie Chapman joined members at Tweedbank Community Centre.
