Youngster calling Faifley residents join him on litter pick
29-year-old Jonathan Rainey is urging Faifley residents join him in March to litter pick the area
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Local lad calling Faifley residents join him on litter pick
29-year-old Jonathan Rainey is urging Faifley residents join him in March to litter pick the area
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Faifley 'shared' education and community hub set for green light
PLANS for a major new educational and community hub in Faifley are set to get the green light from the local authority’s planning committee this…
Source: clydebankpost.co.uk
Clydebank 'shared' education and community hub set for green light
PLANS for a major new educational and community hub in Faifley are set to get the green light from the local authority’s planning committee this…
Faifley Knowes St Joseph Roman Catholic Church Skypoint Centre Edinbarnet Primary West Dunbartonshire Faifley Road
Source: glasgowtimes.co.uk
Faifley Knowes improvement works get underway
WORK is underway to create a range of paths and access improvements at a local greenspace.
West Dunbartonshire United Kingdom Sam Gibson Faifley Knowes Douglas Mcallister Dunbartonshire Council Community
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New Clydebank community woodland to be created in Faifley Knowes
A new community woodland is set to be created in Faifley Knowes following additional woodland and habitat improvements in the area.
Diane Docherty Iain Mclaren Faifley Knowes Dunbartonshire Council Green Action Auchnacraig Woodland Park
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Clyde Climate Forest: Dumbarton to take part in tree planting pledge | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter
West Dunbartonshire Council is part of an ambitious pledge which will see around 18 million trees planted throughout the area and Glasgow City region in the next decade. The plan, part of the new Clyde Climate Forest initiative from Glasgow and Clyde Valley Green Network, aims to create an urban forest to tackle climate change. Ten trees for every man, woman and child will be planted, increasing woodland cover across the region from 17 per cent to 20 per cent. In West Dunbartonshire, th...
Glasgow City United Kingdom West Dunbartonshire Jonathan Mccoll Faifley Knowes Dunbartonshire Council
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