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Carbon Copy is calling for more people to work with others where they live to combat climate change

A UNIQUE e-cargo bike will be helping to cut down on journeys made by car in Kincardine.

An electric bike scheme, described as the biggest in Scotland when it launched four years ago, has closed suddenly.

A free bike scheme that has benefited thousands of children in some of Scotland’s most deprived areas faces closure within weeks because of uncertainty over continued Scottish Government funding, The Scotsman has learned.

Scotland’s politicians have launched a new inquiry into the future of our town centres - and they want your input.

Locals in Bo’ness are investigating whether 20-minute neighbourhoods help reduce our impact on the environment and get Scotland closer to net zero or not.

By Danielle Nierenberg and Eve Gleeson

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Fife virtual food market injects £12,000 in local economy since starting in June Supporting and promoting local producers has been a big thing this past year in Scotland and Falkland NeighbourFood market in Fife has been reaping some of the benefits. © Supplied Organiser Lesley Duffy helps some customers. For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Somet...