Are you or your colleagues confusing fact with fiction when it comes to being more energy efficient? Be armed with the answers thanks to Zero Waste Scotland’s COP26 blog.
Some of the myths include – Solar panels can’t be used in the winter, most heat escapes through windows and phone or laptop chargers don’t use energy when left plugged in.
Find out more about Argyll and Bute’s first Challenge Climate Change event on Saturday 6 November in Helensburgh.
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The Leader is Councillor Robin Currie and the Depute Leader is Councillor Gary Mulvaney. The Provost is Councillor Maurice Corry and the Depute Provost is
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You may be aware that Argyll and Bute has been experiencing an increase in confirmed Covid cases. It’s a reminder that we still need to
The latest issue of Cascade is now available. In this issue: A special couple celebrate 70 years with the council Colleagues recommend hidden gems for