Archive for the Community Landscaping Category
Court Corner Improvements – Then and Now
Environmental works are now completed at River Clyde Homes’ Heather, Rowan & Thistle Courts in Port Glasgow. Inverclyde Community Development Trust (The Trust) and In-Work have endured torrential rain, severe gales, snow and flooding whilst undertaking works across these three areas.
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Trees, Trellis and Training
Neglected areas within Port Glasgow are getting a new lease of life thanks to the Inverclyde Green Team. The project was developed in partnership with River Clyde Homes, Inverclyde Community Development Trust (ICDT) and In-Works and is now in its second year. Since the establishment of the project in 2010, 50 unemployed residents of Greenock [...]
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Big Lottery’s Community Spaces Programme Funding
We’ve had confirmation that all three of the applications that we submitted to the Big Lottery’s new Community Spaces Programme have been approved for funding.
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Plotting in Tobermory
Local food production is growing in popularity particularly in more remote rural areas where access to a range of fresh fruit and veg can be limited and costly. Following a request from a Mull-based group Tobermory Endeavour and with support from West Highland Housing Association who are building locally to Tobermory, we carried out a [...]
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Mull Movements
Community Links Scotland have been working in Argyll and Bute for the last seven years. Much of this work has been generated through our strong working relationship with West Highland Housing Association, but our reputation is growing in the area and we have secured several pieces of independent consultancy over the last 3 years. An [...]
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Groundlinks Brighten up Methlan Park
Not many people know this but Community Links Scotland have two qualified landscape architects in house (Groundlinks) who, whilst project managing many of our non land based projects, also assist client housing associations and community groups with design and specifications on a range of environmental projects. In spring 2010 CLS were commissioned to carry out [...]
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