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Upcoming community jumbo sale to help families save money and cut waste

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Are you a group looking to tackle climate change? Fund opens for applications

Community groups across the country are being invited to join environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful’s Climate and Nature Friendly Communities Network Community groups across the country are being invited to join environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful’s Climate and Nature Friendly Communities Network
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Keep Scotland Beautiful urges local community groups to join climate network

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Clydebank biodiversity event to bring together community groups and volunteers

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More than 3000 new EV charging points to be installed across these areas

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Community groups could get up to £2000 to fight climate change

These are the areas of Clydebank that could be underwater by 2040 (Climate Central/Canva) These are the areas of Clydebank that could be underwater by 2040 (Climate Central/Canva)
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These are the areas of Clydebank that could be underwater by 2040

Clydebank areas that will lose some land if sea levels keep rising at their current rate (Canva/Climate Central) Clydebank areas that will lose some land if sea levels keep rising at their current rate (Canva/Climate Central)
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The areas in Clydebank that could be underwater by 2030

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