Social Stew
As part of their July program of evening events, every Wednesday in July Bridgend Farmhouse are hosing a different Community meal: still tasty, still free, still healthy only now it's a pre event meal, as a new activity will follow each week straight after.
People are welcome to pop in just for the meal as well!
Please book so they know how many to expect. All food will be vegetarian -any allegies or queries
For more info and to book you place, click here.
Summertime Tree Identification
Join the folk at Bridgend Farmhouse for a series of gatherings to learn how to spot and identify trees during the summer months.
Interwoven to the session will be folklore, storytelling and zine making as part of these series of gatherings.
The starting meeting point for the sessions is Bridgend’s Workshop 3 and tickets are open to all on a Pay-what-you-can basis.
For more information, check out their website.
Greenlight Fund Surgery - In Person
GreenLight Fund Surgery 2025
Greenlight, ECCAN's Seedgrant Funding for communtiy climate action is live! As with any funding application, we expect you may have questions or any sticking point you are unsure of.
To support our members with their applications we have set up a number of surgeries in July when you can join in and ask anything about the fund, your application or the process overall.
We are hosting drop-in surgeries on the following days and times:
Wednesday 9th July 1pm - 4pm online
Wednesday 16th July 7pm - 9pm online
Thursday 24th July 2pm - 4pm in-person (ECCAN Offices/ELREC Boardroom - to book your place follow this link)
Wednesday 30th July 4pm - 8pm online
If you know you'll be joining us, please book your ticket. You're also welcome to pop by without an EventBrite ticket -but please do book if you can as it will help us understand numbers.
For the online sessions, links to the Zoom meetings can be found here but they will also be emailed a day before the event if you sign up via the Eventbrite link below.
Don't miss this opportunity to get your ideas off the ground and make a positive impact on the environment. See you there!
El Olivo screening + community meal
The Crannie released a fantastic programme of sustainability-related events and they're inviting people for food and a screening of El Olivo (The Olive Tree) on Friday 25th July at 4pm. There will be a chat afterwards about our own relationships with land, movement, family and health. The film is in Spanish, with English subtitles. Free and all welcome
For information and to book your free tickets, click here.
Edinburgh Library of Thigs donation drive
The new Edinburgh Library of Thing’s first donation drive is happening on Saturday 26th July 12pm-4pm at Edinburgh Tool Library Meadowbank Library!
They’re excited to meet passionate library fans in person and to start building their collection of items. You can look at their comprehensive list of desired items here.
They would appreciate you taking any items you’d like to donate to the library -just pop by anytime between 12 and 4pm.
Just some extra things you should know:
They will not be accepting broken items. Unfortunately, they don’t currently have the capacity to fix broken items. You could get your item fixed at The Remakery or The Repair Cafe and then donate them
They are mainly asking for items on their wishlist. If you have things that aren’t on the list that you want to donate, then please email them before hand with pictures and a description of the item. You can also bring it to the event without letting them know, but please know it isn’t guaranteed they will take them.
They cannot guarantee they will take things you bring, even if they are on our their wishlist. Circumstances may change depending on what other people bring.
Repair Cafe at Bridgend
Got something that’s broken? Want to try fixing it but not sure how?
Repair Cafes are free community events where you can bring your item and volunteer fixers will guide you through your repair.
On Saturday July 26th, Repair Cafe Edinburgh will return to Craigmillar at Bridgend Farmhouse. Their volunteers will be on hand to help you to repair your broken electrical, electronic and mechanical devices such as toys, small / low-voltage electricals, laptops.
Not everything's fixable at their events - they're limited by time, spare parts, safety, capacity - to avoid disappointment we encourage you to contact them beforehand. So if you’ve got something that you want to fix, email repaircafeedinburgh@gmail.com to confirm suitability and to reserve your place. Or just turn up on the day and they’ll try to take a look.
They encourage you to attend using public transport or active travel means; the venue has extremely limited parking and is a 5 minute walk from the Cameron Toll shopping centre.
Edinburgh Greentech Meetup: Digital Solutions for a Circular Economy
Join them for breakfast, coffee, and great conversation with fantastic people from the Greentech community.
In this engaging session, they’ll unpack the concept of circularity—whether you’re new to it or need a quick refresher—and then dive into the real-world role of digital technology in making it a reality. Using practical examples across industries and regions, they’ll explore how software is enabling businesses to move toward more sustainable, circular models. We’ll also examine the risks, challenges, and unexpected consequences that arise along the way.
They’re excited to welcome Barry O'Kane, founder of HappyPorch, a software development company dedicated to driving the circular economy. With over 20 years of experience as a software engineer, leader, and entrepreneur, Barry and his team are passionate about using intelligent, purpose-driven tech to tackle global challenges and create real impact.
Join them to learn, ask questions, and get inspired by what’s possible at the intersection of digital innovation and sustainability.
This event is open to anyone with an interest in sustainability or greentech, and you’ll have the opportunity to meet other people in the space and get to know the Edinburgh Greentech community.
What is CodeBase?
CodeBase is a tech ecosystem support organisation and startup incubator.
What does CodeBase do?
CodeBase helps people to build and grow better tech startups through community, education, and workspace. CodeBase promotes and facilitates collaboration in tech innovation by working with startups, scaleups, corporates, governments, academia, and the third sector.
Code of Conduct
Their events are dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, religion (or lack thereof), or technology choices. They do not tolerate harassment of event participants in any form. Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any conference venue. Event participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the event without a refund at the discretion of CodeBase.
Please see the full code of conduct on their website: https://www.thisiscodebase.com/code-of-conduct
Privacy Policy
By clicking the button to submit this form, you are consenting to the information you provide being used by CodeBase Ltd to contact you directly. They may share your information with appropriate partners in order to make relevant individual connections. We will not use your email address for Marketing purposes.
Please see their Privacy Policy for more information on their Data Protection and Privacy Policy: https://www.thisiscodebase.com/privacy-policy.
Photographs
Please note that photographs and footage will be taken throughout the event. These will be used by CodeBase for marketing and publicity in their publications, on their website and in social media or in any third party publication.
Please contact them if you have any concerns.
If you have any questions about this event, please send them to community@thisiscodebase.com
Accessibility:
How are they making sure this event is accessible?
CodeBase Edinburgh's Events Space is fully accessible to wheelchair users via the main entrance on Castle Terrace (37a Castle Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2EL).
There will be no loud music or bright lights used throughout the event.
There will not be a BSL interpretation at the event.
If you have other access requirements, please let us know during registration or get in touch with us directly, and we will do our very best to help.
CodeBase is situated in the heart of Edinburgh city which means there are several ways you can reach the venue. It is a 4-minute walk from the closest bus stop on Lothian Road and a 10-minute walk from the West End tram stop.
There is also an NCP car park situated right in front of the venue on Castle Terrace.
There is level access into the venue from Castle Terrace, with automatic double doors upon entering, and an accessible toilet inside the building. There is a lowered desk at reception. The entrance has "CodeBase" written in large type across the automatic doors.
Read more about the accessibility of the venue on Euan's Guide here.
Data 4 Climate Action Edinburgh -Digital Drop-In
Data For Climate Action Edinburgh (D4CAE) is a volunteer group that helps climate projects and volunteers in Edinburgh, using their data skills. They offer support in collating, analysing and/or presenting any kind of data.. They host free, online drop-ins on the last Tuesday of each month between 7-8.30pm.
The drop-ins can be accessed through Zoom with the following information:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86923545145?pwd=bUl5U2Yyb29tOEVFK2hUV2ZVbkkwQT09
Meeting ID: 869 2354 5145
Passcode: 262022
Greenlight Fund Surgery (Online)
GreenLight Fund Surgery 2025
Greenlight, ECCAN's Seedgrant Funding for communtiy climate action is live! As with any funding application, we expect you may have questions or any sticking point you are unsure of.
To support our members with their applications we have set up a number of surgeries in July when you can join in and ask anything about the fund, your application or the process overall.
We are hosting drop-in surgeries on the following days and times:
Wednesday 9th July 1pm - 4pm online
Wednesday 16th July 7pm - 9pm online
Thursday 24th July 2pm - 4pm in-person (ECCAN Offices/ELREC Boardroom - to book your place follow this link)
Wednesday 30th July 4pm - 8pm online
If you know you'll be joining us, please book your ticket. You're also welcome to pop by without an EventBrite ticket -but please do book if you can as it will help us understand numbers.
For the online sessions, links to the Zoom meetings can be found here but they will also be emailed a day before the event if you sign up via the Eventbrite link below.
Don't miss this opportunity to get your ideas off the ground and make a positive impact on the environment. See you there!
Social Stew
As part of their July program of evening events, every Wednesday in July Bridgend Farmhouse are hosing a different Community meal: still tasty, still free, still healthy only now it's a pre event meal, as a new activity will follow each week straight after.
People are welcome to pop in just for the meal as well!
Please book so they know how many to expect. All food will be vegetarian -any allegies or queries
For more info and to book you place, click here.
Summertime Tree Identification
Join the folk at Bridgend Farmhouse for a series of gatherings to learn how to spot and identify trees during the summer months.
Interwoven to the session will be folklore, storytelling and zine making as part of these series of gatherings.
The starting meeting point for the sessions is Bridgend’s Workshop 3 and tickets are open to all on a Pay-what-you-can basis.
For more information, check out their website.
Climate Listening Circle + Community Gardening
ECCAN and The Crannie invite you to a unique listening circle and gardening session at the West Port (aka Geddes) Community Garden on 31st July, from 2-4pm. Spend an hour gardening and connecting with others, then join a listening circle to openly discuss climate fears and feelings while enjoying the benefits of nature. Cold drinks will be provided.
If it rains, we'll move the listening circle, snacks, and refreshments to The Crannie. This event is free, but please book your spot! We hope to see you there.
To read more and book your free space, click here.
So... you've bought a bike... what next?
Details
So...you’ve bought a bike... everything you need to know about cycling but don't want to ask!
This session will offer you an introduction to looking after your bike and being a responsible bike owner. We also cover aspects of safer on-road cycling, and answer any questions you have.
Instructions
Because we have a practical focus, it helps if you bring your bike.
Wear older clothes, or something you don't mind accidentally getting dirty.
Granton Goes Summer
Join Granton Goes Greener for a family-friendly event where you can escape the Festival mayhem!
There will be a clothes swap, crafting and sewing sessions and face painting. ECCAN will have its own little stall, so pop by to find out what we’re up to and what other environmental projects are happening close to you.
For more information, you can check the Granton Goes Greener website.
DIY Draught Excluders + Home Energy 101
Get ahead and make your very own draught excluder before the winter sets in! 🏡
Escape the Fringe chaos develop your sewing skills: Join ETL and The Crannie for a crafty workshop to make a draught excluder out of scraps. No experience needed (but if you've got any old clothes, sheets, cloths you're trying to get rid of, bring them along to craft with!)
The workshop will be accompanied by free, personalised home energy advice and tips from Emma Yuen (Energy Advisor at The Crannie) and ETL volunteers.
ACCESS
Crannie is down quite a steep street (Cranston Street), with stair-free access to the room, as well as an accessible toilet on the same floor.
There will also be a quiet room available during the event.
Please get in touch with daisy@edinburghtoollibrary.org.uk if you have any questions about access for this event.
August Climate Bites - at The Crannie
Discover, Connect, Act: Join Us for a Climate Bites Lunch at The Crannie!
Eager to connect with your community and delve into local climate action in a friendly setting? Curious about the impactful work of both the Edinburgh Community Climate Action Network (ECCAN) and the vibrant community hub, The Crannie? Then join us for a FREE and engaging Climate Bites lunch right in the heart of the Old Town!
This special lunch is a fantastic opportunity to discover The Crannie, a vital hub for Old Town residents, and to learn about the wider network of climate action happening across Edinburgh through ECCAN. You'll get a firsthand look at the diverse activities, gatherings, and initiatives hosted at The Crannie, all while connecting with individuals passionate about building a more sustainable future.
What can you expect?
· Delicious & Complimentary Lunch: Enjoy a tasty meal, providing the perfect fuel for inspiring conversations and new connections.
· Get to know The Crannie: Find out about The Crannie's active role in environmental action, including their local food growing projects, sustainability film screenings, and provision of free home energy advice for residents.
· Connect with the Wider ECCAN Network: Learn about the Edinburgh Community Climate Action Network and its members. Hear about projects and initiatives happening across the city to create a greener, more sustainable future. Discover how you can get involved in this vital work.
· Share Ideas & Get Inspired: Whether you're a local resident, involved in community work, passionate about sustainability, or simply curious, this is a valuable chance to exchange ideas, foster collaborations, and be inspired by grassroots action.
Who is invited?
· Old Town Residents: Discover your local community hub and connect with neighbours and ECCAN.
· Community Group Representatives: Explore potential collaborations with The Crannie and learn about ECCAN's network.
· Climate Action Enthusiasts: Connect with local environmental efforts happening at The Crannie and through the wider ECCAN network.
· Anyone Curious about Community Action & Climate Initiatives: Come and see the positive impact of local hubs and city-wide networks in a relaxed and friendly environment!
The Crannie stands as a cornerstone of the Old Town, providing a crucial space for residents and community groups. Their dedication to fostering connection and offering diverse activities aligns perfectly with ECCAN's mission to support grassroots climate action across Edinburgh. This co-hosted Climate Bites lunch offers a unique opportunity to get to know both their vital work.
Don't miss this fantastic chance to enjoy a free lunch, connect with your community and the wider climate action network, and discover the inspiring work happening at The Crannie and through ECCAN.
Sign up now to secure your free spot!
DTAS Annual Conference
Join Development Trusts Association Scotland for a day of workshops and learning!
On August 26th and 27th they will be holding their annual conference and DTAS can offer a limited number of bursaries to groups that, without the financial support, would otherwise be unable to attend conference.
Because they are in the first stage of bookings, once the workshops and study visits are secured, they will contact attendees so that they can choose their preferred sessions.
Ticket sales will end on the 8th of August. Your ticket can be cancelled up to 14 days prior to the event at no cost.
For more info or to book, click here.
Data 4 Climate Action Edinburgh -Digital Drop-In
Data For Climate Action Edinburgh (D4CAE) is a volunteer group that helps climate projects and volunteers in Edinburgh, using their data skills. They offer support in collating, analysing and/or presenting any kind of data.. They host free, online drop-ins on the last Tuesday of each month between 7-8.30pm.
The drop-ins can be accessed through Zoom with the following information:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86923545145?pwd=bUl5U2Yyb29tOEVFK2hUV2ZVbkkwQT09
Meeting ID: 869 2354 5145
Passcode: 262022
International Fair Trade Towns Conference
The International Fair Trade Towns Conference is an event that brings together campaigners, organisations, enterprises and communities from around the world to plan together to strengthen the global fair trade movement.
The theme for the conference this year is Your Town, Our World – Fair Trade Communities & Local Action to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
What you can expect:
Full and interesting programme of speakers and activities
Social activities planned and an opportunity to experience Scottish culture
Advance the global Fair Trade movement toward a more equitable and sustainable future, where trade serves both people and the planet.
To read more and get your tickets, click here.
Ideas to Action: What’s Working? -Netwalk
How do you get from a good idea to a group of people working together to deliver real action – whether for more flourishing communities, healthier oceans or a more sustainable world?
👉 What projects for positive change are your peers working on?
👉 How are they successfully engaging colleagues, community members and stakeholders?
👉 What can we learn from what’s working and apply it to our own projects and ambitions?
Discuss these questions and more on a walk on Portobello beach. Realise Earth netwalks bring together purposeful professionals in wonderful places for worthwhile conversations.
Community is medicine
This 4 week programme explores how a just and connected community can withstand adversities and catastrophes, no matter the source. Grounded in the Five Foundational Protective Factors for Building Universal Mental Wellness & Transformational Resilience, this series of workshops brings together people working at the intersection of climate and other disaster preparedness and mental health in communities across Scotland.
You can join online over 4 Tuesdays in September, 10am-12pm on 9, 16, 23 & 30 September.
On 9th September, there will be an introduction to the series. It will cover:
- Context-setting for a public health approach to transformational resilience, with emphasis on inclusivity and healthcare as a human right.
- Framing mental health as an emergency: Input from professionals highlighting the urgency of mental health within the public and climate context.
- Core learning segment: Introduction to five foundational practices for building resilience and wellbeing and a focus on developing literacy in mental wellness and resilience.
- Inspiring examples: Speakers from the Climate Psychology Association and the ClimateXChange research department highlighting the urgency of mental health within the public and climate context.
- Case studies from community initiatives (Belhaven Garden, Greener Kirkcaldy) - stories & examples of community-based resilience and connection.
The Net Zero Transition in the Third Sector
The Net Zero Transition in the Third Sector
Edinburgh has a bold ambition to be a net zero city by 2030. Achieving this vital goal needs everyone to get involved – not just businesses, but also third sector groups and local communities. We know that taking those first steps towards net zero can feel overwhelming, and it's often hard to know where to begin.
That's why we're delighted to invite you to a special networking event, in partnership with the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce. This is a fantastic opportunity for third sector organisations and Edinburgh businesses interested in net zero to connect, share ideas, and discover the support available to help you on your journey.
During the event, you'll hear from Christopher McShane of Capella, a local charity that will share practical steps they've taken to reduce their carbon emissions and progress towards net zero. You'll also learn more about the support available through the Net Zero Edinburgh project, designed to guide community groups and businesses through their transition.
There will be dedicated time at the start of the event for cross-sector networking, allowing you to meet other organisations and businesses committed to a sustainable future.
Not-for-profit Heat Networks: Pathways for Edinburgh and Lothians
This half-day event will explore and discuss not-for-profit models for heat networks with a specific focus on Edinburgh and the Lothians. It will include an update on latest developments in Edinburgh, the "East Lothian Heat" proposed by the East Lothian Community Benefits, case studies from Scotland, UK, and abroad, as well as options for funding mechanisms. The session aims to share lessons, challenges, and innovation pathways with key stakeholders.
Target Audience:
Elected members (Local and National)
Funding sector (public and private)
Community groups
Heat Network stakeholders
Key Themes Covered
Delivery models: Not for profit, public-led, Community ownership
Financing mechanisms
Vision for Edinburgh and the Lothian
Community is medicine
This 4 week programme explores how a just and connected community can withstand adversities and catastrophes, no matter the source. Grounded in the Five Foundational Protective Factors for Building Universal Mental Wellness & Transformational Resilience, this series of workshops brings together people working at the intersection of climate and other disaster preparedness and mental health in communities across Scotland.
You can join online over 4 Tuesdays in September, 10am-12pm on 9, 16, 23 & 30 September.
On 16th September, the session is “Framing the Crises”. It will cover:
- Exploring how the “4 ACES” framework (Adverse Childhood, Community, and Climate Experiences) and the “zone of resilience” reinforce that true community resilience requires emotional, psychological, and social resilience.
- Input on key concepts of bonding, bridging, and linking social connections — foundational for strong, adaptive communities.
- Core Learning Segment: An introduction to the concept of the eco-social self, understanding self in relation to community and ecology. An exercise in concise, impactful storytelling Inspiring
- Examples: Case studies include: how effective storytelling strengthens community ties and supports resilience (bonding, bridging, linking) and Branching Out will share about mental wellness and resilience building through a referral programme of woodland activities.
Community is medicine
This 4 week programme explores how a just and connected community can withstand adversities and catastrophes, no matter the source. Grounded in the Five Foundational Protective Factors for Building Universal Mental Wellness & Transformational Resilience, this series of workshops brings together people working at the intersection of climate and other disaster preparedness and mental health in communities across Scotland.
You can join online over 4 Tuesdays in September, 10am-12pm on 9, 16, 23 & 30 September.
On 23rd September, the session is “Exploring community resilience through the lens of just transitions”. It will cover:
- Linking emotional and social adaptation to larger systemic and climate-related shifts.
- Core learning segment: Unpacking the local conditions needed for a just transition: What makes communities healthy, safe, and equitable
- How to build environments that support long-term climate resilience
- Integrating mental wellbeing and social support into transition strategies
- Inspiring examples: Open Source and NESCAN on the Just Transition in Aberdeenshire. Business in the Community Scotland: the role of business in enabling resilience & Community Energy Scotland: community-driven energy and district heating solutions
- Reflections on local climate challenges like flooding
Circular Economy: What's Working? | Netwalk
Moving to a more circular economy is crucial for a world where people and (the rest of) nature flourish. This shift brings exciting opportunities to re-think resources and waste, re-design production and re-shape value chains. Circularity is an increasingly hot topic, but:
👉 What's actually happening in this space?
👉 What's really working well, in Edinburgh and beyond?
👉 How can we tap into opportunities and grow the circular economy?
Discuss these questions and more on a walk on the Meadows. Realise Earth netwalks bring together purposeful professionals in wonderful places for worthwhile conversations.
Maximising Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) Hub Annual Conference
This in-person conference, held at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh and led by Scottish charity Verture and Glasgow University, is a crucial opportunity for community groups to be at the forefront of climate change adaptation.
Climate change will impact us all, but by tackling the root causes of vulnerability and inequality, we can build a stronger, fairer society. That's exactly what the MACC Hub is all about, and this conference is your chance to get involved!
Why your community group needs to be there:
Shape the Future: Learn about real-world climate adaptation projects happening across the UK and contribute your unique insights to guide the MACC Hub's future work.
Practical Solutions: Engage in interactive workshops designed to tackle real challenges and discover effective, system-wide solutions for building resilience in your community.
Empower Your Group: Explore how adaptation efforts align with national and regional policies, and discover practical resources and emerging funding opportunities that can support your own initiatives.
Connect and Collaborate: Network with experts, practitioners, and other community groups, sharing experiences and building valuable connections that will strengthen your local efforts.
Justice-Oriented Approaches: Dive into "Transformational Adaptation" focusing on fair and equitable solutions that address the root causes of vulnerability in your community.
This event is for different sectors, and community groups are encouraged to attend to share experiences, gain new insights, and explore how to access support for your vital work.
To read more and to book your free place, click here.
Community is medicine
This 4 week programme explores how a just and connected community can withstand adversities and catastrophes, no matter the source. Grounded in the Five Foundational Protective Factors for Building Universal Mental Wellness & Transformational Resilience, this series of workshops brings together people working at the intersection of climate and other disaster preparedness and mental health in communities across Scotland.
You can join online over 4 Tuesdays in September, 10am-12pm on 9, 16, 23 & 30 September.
On 30th September, the session is “Exploring the ongoing work of healing trauma and suffering within communities, considering potential displacement, disaster, and existing structural inequalities.” It will cover:
- Building and sustaining Resilience-Centered Networks (RCNs) that can continue this work over time.
- Core learning: Understanding community trauma and collective healing
- Addressing barriers to connection and continuity in resilience work
- Exploring the concept of Sumud (steadfastness) as a model of community resilience under extreme adversity and catastrophe Inspiring examples: A local example of a neighbourhood-level network in an urban context. Angus Climate Hub lead on a Community Resilience Roadshow; rural outreach and connection-building after a major storm.
- Insights on trauma, displacement, and resistance from Palestinian communities.
- Deepening understanding of what it means to hold resilience through long-term adversity
Data 4 Climate Action Edinburgh -Digital Drop-In
Data For Climate Action Edinburgh (D4CAE) is a volunteer group that helps climate projects and volunteers in Edinburgh, using their data skills. They offer support in collating, analysing and/or presenting any kind of data.. They host free, online drop-ins on the last Tuesday of each month between 7-8.30pm.
The drop-ins can be accessed through Zoom with the following information:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86923545145?pwd=bUl5U2Yyb29tOEVFK2hUV2ZVbkkwQT09
Meeting ID: 869 2354 5145
Passcode: 262022
Reforesting Scotland's Annual Gathering
The 2025 Reforesting Scotland Gathering is open for bookings. This year it will be held at the Moray Coast, not far from the town of Forres. The ‘Costa del Moray’ is famed for a unique microclimate due to its position by the sea and in the rain shadow of the Cairngorms.
Weekend tickets include all events at the Gathering which will start on Friday afternoon with the Buildings Tour, followed by dinner and evening sessions at The Loft. There will be a range of speakers, practical workshops, visits and tours over the weekend to choose from plus a ceilidh on Saturday night. The event is fully catered and the Gathering finishes after lunch on Sunday.
This year, tickets are only available to members. If you’re not yet a member, you can purchase membership online.
For more information and to book your place, click here.
Data 4 Climate Action Edinburgh -Digital Drop-In
Data For Climate Action Edinburgh (D4CAE) is a volunteer group that helps climate projects and volunteers in Edinburgh, using their data skills. They offer support in collating, analysing and/or presenting any kind of data.. They host free, online drop-ins on the last Tuesday of each month between 7-8.30pm.
The drop-ins can be accessed through Zoom with the following information:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86923545145?pwd=bUl5U2Yyb29tOEVFK2hUV2ZVbkkwQT09
Meeting ID: 869 2354 5145
Passcode: 262022
Data 4 Climate Action Edinburgh -Digital Drop-In
Data For Climate Action Edinburgh (D4CAE) is a volunteer group that helps climate projects and volunteers in Edinburgh, using their data skills. They offer support in collating, analysing and/or presenting any kind of data.. They host free, online drop-ins on the last Tuesday of each month between 7-8.30pm.
The drop-ins can be accessed through Zoom with the following information:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86923545145?pwd=bUl5U2Yyb29tOEVFK2hUV2ZVbkkwQT09
Meeting ID: 869 2354 5145
Passcode: 262022
Diocesan Net Zero RoadShow
The Scottish Episcopal Church has affirmed a move to achieve Net Zero by 2030, being the first church in Scotland to do so. As such, across our seven Diocese and nearly three hundred churches, we are supporting communities decarbonise their buildings and make their communities more sustainable.
We are organising ‘road show’ events throughout the seven Diocese throughout the summer, with Edinburgh’s being held on 19 July. These events are being organised to share best practice, inspire and celebrate success – bringing together the 53 charges (churches) from across the Diocese to share what positive work has been performed and catalyse action to continue work to bring us closer to our 2030 goal.
Building Connections for Collaborative Place-based Action
MACCHub invite you to join them to share your own experiences and to learn from others working to build climate resilience within communities and organisations. They are hosting an event for all organisations and individuals - community groups, local businesses, and researchers.
This workshop aims to break through challenges around collaboration by creating space for new connections, and identifying current opportunities to secure funding for collaborative projects, including the MACC Hub Flexible Fund.
Workshop Aims
· Create connections among individuals and groups from a variety of sectors and places
· Share experiences, priorities, and areas of interest for collaboration
· Explore opportunities for collaboration as well as current project funding opportunities
To read more and to book your free place, click here.
Climate Bites - at Leith Community Croft
Climate Bites July: cultivating connections at Earth in Common's Leith Community Croft
You're invited to our July Climate Bites community lunch, co-hosted by Earth in Common. This isn't just a free meal; it's a chance to connect with fellow climate-curious individuals and deepen your engagement with local environmental action. You will also:
· Discover the vital work of Earth in Common: Step into their unique urban croft, a testament to community-led green initiatives right here in Edinburgh. Witness firsthand their dedication to fostering responsible global citizenship and food sovereignty. From their thriving market garden to their engaging community activities, you'll experience a model for positive change.
· Forge meaningful connections within the ECCAN network: Meet passionate individuals already involved in diverse climate initiatives across Edinburgh and beyond. Share your experiences, learn about impactful local projects, and find potential collaborators to amplify your own efforts.
· Expand your understanding of local climate action: This informal gathering provides a fertile ground for exchanging ideas, uncovering new perspectives, and identifying opportunities for collective impact.
Set against the backdrop of Earth in Common's welcoming café, this complimentary lunch offers a relaxed and inspiring environment to connect, learn, and discover a thriving and unique urban croft.
Whether you're deeply embedded in environmental work or just beginning to explore ways to contribute, we warmly welcome you. This is a fantastic way to get to know the heart of ECCAN and the dynamic individuals shaping a more sustainable future.
Curious to learn more about ECCAN? Becoming a member is free and unlocks access to a vibrant community. Click here to join us!
Come and be part of this unique afternoon where connection blossoms, collaboration takes root, and inspiration flourishes in the heart of Leith. We look forward to sharing this special experience with you.
Community Gardening Workshop
Come get your hands dirty and enjoy a relaxing session in the Heart of Newhaven garden! You’ll take a tour of the space, focus on herbs—planting seeds, doing a bit of garden tidying, picking what’s already growing—and sip on herbal teas made from the garden itself. You’ll also learn about the health benefits of different herbs and how to use them at home. It’s a great way to connect with nature, meet others, and pick up some practical tips!
Language: English
Target: New Scots (people of any nationality who have immigrated or moved to Scotland), with a basic understanding of English
Remarks:
Light refreshments will be provided
Please wear weather appropriate clothing for the outdoor event
Please do let them know if you have any access requirements prior to the event
They expect all participants to be friendly and kind, and to show respect for individual differences, including race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, religion, age, nationality, and identity
Disclaimer: Personal data collected will be used for this event or contact purpose solely
For enquiries, please email our Community Link Officer at cadence@elrec.org.uk.
More info: https://linktr.ee/elrec_c3r
Summertime Tree Identification
Join the folk at Bridgend Farmhouse for a series of gatherings to learn how to spot and identify trees during the summer months.
Interwoven to the session will be folklore, storytelling and zine making as part of these series of gatherings.
The starting meeting point for the sessions is Bridgend’s Workshop 3 and tickets are open to all on a Pay-what-you-can basis.
For more information, check out their website.
Greenlight Fund Surgery (Online)
GreenLight Fund Surgery 2025
Greenlight, ECCAN's Seedgrant Funding for communtiy climate action is live! As with any funding application, we expect you may have questions or any sticking point you are unsure of.
To support our members with their applications we have set up a number of surgeries in July when you can join in and ask anything about the fund, your application or the process overall.
We are hosting drop-in surgeries on the following days and times:
Wednesday 9th July 1pm - 4pm online
Wednesday 16th July 7pm - 9pm online
Thursday 24th July 2pm - 4pm in-person (ECCAN Offices/ELREC Boardroom - to book your place follow this link)
Wednesday 30th July 4pm - 8pm online
If you know you'll be joining us, please book your ticket. You're also welcome to pop by without an EventBrite ticket -but please do book if you can as it will help us understand numbers.
For the online sessions, links to the Zoom meetings can be found here but they will also be emailed a day before the event if you sign up via the Eventbrite link below.
Don't miss this opportunity to get your ideas off the ground and make a positive impact on the environment. See you there!
Slow Stitching
Whether you're a seasoned stitcher or a curious beginner, this workshop hosted by Bridgend Farmhouse invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and create with intention. What to Expect:
A calm, creative opportunity surrounded by nature and community
Some guidance on mindful hand-stitching techniques
Time to reflect, share stories, and stitch at your own pace
No pressure, no perfection—just the joy of making
🪡 All materials provided – just bring your curiosity and a willingness to unwind.📍 Location: Inside the marquee, in the garden of the farmhouse🕰️ Duration: From 6 - 8pm👥 All skill levels welcome
Bring something warm in case the temperature drops and come stitch a moment of stillness into your day.
For info and to book your place, click here.
Social Stew
As part of their July program of evening events, every Wednesday in July Bridgend Farmhouse are hosing a different Community meal: still tasty, still free, still healthy only now it's a pre event meal, as a new activity will follow each week straight after.
People are welcome to pop in just for the meal as well!
Please book so they know how many to expect. All food will be vegetarian -any allegies or queries
For more info and to book you place, click here.
Creative Sectors Making it Matter: The Power of Sustainable Design
Creative Sectors
Making it Matter: The Power of Sustainable Design
Date: 15th July 2025, 17:30 – 19:30
Location: CodeBase, Edinburgh
Panellists
● DesignStorie - Alicia Storie, Designer & Founder (Facilitator)
● V&A Dundee – Scott, Head of Production
● Scottish Design Exchange - Lynzi Leroy, CEO
● Edinburgh Communities Climate Action Network (ECCAN) - Victoria Briones, Members &
Events Lead
Event Overview
This Creative Sectors event will shine a spotlight on sustainable design, with a particular focus on product, interior, craft, homewares, and furniture design. We’ll bring together contemporary designers, curators and creative organisations to explore how designers are driving innovation while tackling the urgent need for sustainability.
Attendees will gain insights into:
● The role of sustainability in future-focused design practice
● How leading Scottish organisations are supporting sustainable innovation
● Creative approaches to materials, production, and environmental impact
● Practical tips for emerging designers
This event is aimed at contemporary designers and makers working across furniture, interiors, jewellery, homewares, craft, fashion and textiles.
Event Objectives
● Collaborate with leading organisations championing sustainability in design.
● Strengthen relationships between designers, creative freelancers, and sector leaders.
● Promote sustainable innovation and responsible creative practice.
● Provide practical tools and inspiration for early- and mid-career designers.
Running Order
17:30 – Welcome & Introductions from Creative Edinburgh and Business Gateway
17:45 – Panel Discussion hosted by Alicia Storie (AdesignStorie)
18:30 – Focused Q&A / Informal Networking
19:00 – Community Announcements
19:30 – Event End
Tips for Panellists
● This event is geared towards early and mid-career designers; please avoid excessive
technical language or jargon.
● A screen and projector will be available for short presentations or visuals.
● Please feel free to bring business cards, brochures or any helpful resources for attendees.
Focused Q&A
Depending on the panel format, we may follow the discussion with rotating Q&A tables. This allows attendees to speak more directly with panellists in smaller groups. No extra prep is required, but panellists are encouraged to bring relevant information or links to share.
More about the Creative Sectors series:
Creative Sectors is an ongoing event series delivered by Creative Edinburgh in partnership with Business Gateway, which has been running since 2023. The series aims to foster connections between Edinburgh’s creative practitioners and key cultural organisations, strengthening the city’s creative network and providing valuable career development opportunities. Through our collaborative events, we bring together experts from various creative sectors and freelancers eager to learn from them. Each event is designed to create networking opportunities, enhance industry knowledge, and equip attendees with the skills needed to thrive in their respective fields.
Themes explored so far:
● Publishing, Poetry & Creative Writing – in collaboration with Scottish Poetry Library, Publishing Scotland, Literature Alliance Scotland, Creative Scotland, and The Scottish Book Trust. (October 2023)
● Sustainable Fashion & Textiles – in collaboration with Dovecot Studios, Craft Scotland, Shrub Coop, and Applied Arts Scotland. (March 2024)
● Exhibition Design, Curation and Engagement – in collaboration with Engage Scotland,
Fruitmarket Gallery, National Museum of Scotland and Edinburgh Art Festival. (May 2024)●
Music Industry – in collaboration with Royal High School Preservation Trust/National Centre
for Music, Scottish Music Industry Association, Tinderbox Collective, and Help Musicians
Scotland. (March 2025)
So... you've bought a bike... what next?
Details
So...you’ve bought a bike... everything you need to know about cycling but don't want to ask!
This session will offer you an introduction to looking after your bike and being a responsible bike owner. We also cover aspects of safer on-road cycling, and answer any questions you have.
Instructions
Because we have a practical focus, it helps if you bring your bike.
Wear older clothes, or something you don't mind accidentally getting dirty.
Plant Swap and Propagation Workshop
Join Edinburgh Library of Things for a fun chat, green thumb advice and get to know some fellow plant enthusiasts!
Bring a plant that needs propagation or some live cuttings to trade and a glass jar or two for taking home your new babies! If you need a pot of a specific size (like if you’re planning to split a particularly large plant up) please bring that as well. If you have any plant babies you want to rehome for a swap, feel free to bring those too! If you don’t have any plants, that’s fine, come along for the vibes and take home a little green cutie.
They will provide: some plants for swapping, houseplant potting soil, pots, perlite, water and guidance on propagation, as well as complimentary coffee and tea. Purchase your ticket and head on down to Griffen Fitness to see us.
Tickets: £8, £5 concession
12-7pm at Griffen Fitness, 3 Balfour St (just off Leith walk)
For more info and to book your place, click here.
Summertime Tree Identification
Join the folk at Bridgend Farmhouse for a series of gatherings to learn how to spot and identify trees during the summer months.
Interwoven to the session will be folklore, storytelling and zine making as part of these series of gatherings.
The starting meeting point for the sessions is Bridgend’s Workshop 3 and tickets are open to all on a Pay-what-you-can basis.
For more information, check out their website.
Social Stew
As part of their July program of evening events, every Wednesday in July Bridgend Farmhouse are hosing a different Community meal: still tasty, still free, still healthy only now it's a pre event meal, as a new activity will follow each week straight after.
People are welcome to pop in just for the meal as well!
Please book so they know how many to expect. All food will be vegetarian -any allegies or queries
For more info and to book you place, click here.
Greenlight Fund Surgery (Online)
GreenLight Fund Surgery 2025
Greenlight, ECCAN's Seedgrant Funding for communtiy climate action is live! As with any funding application, we expect you may have questions or any sticking point you are unsure of.
To support our members with their applications we have set up a number of surgeries in July when you can join in and ask anything about the fund, your application or the process overall.
We are hosting drop-in surgeries on the following days and times:
Wednesday 9th July 1pm - 4pm online
Wednesday 16th July 7pm - 9pm online
Thursday 24th July 2pm - 4pm in-person (ECCAN Offices/ELREC Boardroom - to book your place follow this link)
Wednesday 30th July 4pm - 8pm online
If you know you'll be joining us, please book your ticket. You're also welcome to pop by without an EventBrite ticket -but please do book if you can as it will help us understand numbers.
For the online sessions, links to the Zoom meetings can be found here but they will also be emailed a day before the event if you sign up via the Eventbrite link below.
Don't miss this opportunity to get your ideas off the ground and make a positive impact on the environment. See you there!
Challenging the billionaire takeover: Building the international movement for people and planet
From Trump and his tech bros undermining democracy and giving more power to Big Tech, to the fossil fuel companies making eye watering profits while driving the climate crisis - Global Justice Now’s campaigns to challenge the wealth and power of these corporations and billionaires couldn’t be more relevant.
Join in and hear the speakers Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now, and Seema Syeda, trade campaigner with Global Justice Now and Another World Is Possible.
They'll be talking about how to stop trade deals that endanger our data and online safety rules, lower food standards and threaten the NHS, and how we confront the power of fossil fuel companies globally and ensure that the transition to clean energy is fast and fair.
Go along and find out their latest campaign news and actions, catch up with their members’ network of local campaigners, meet others passionate about action for global justice, and help continue building a global movement against the billionaires and for the people and planet.
Doors open at 10.30 for tea and coffee, ready to start at 11am.
For more information and to book your free tickets, click here
Stitch it, don't ditch it!
Don’t ditch it….Stitch it! An introduction to visible mending at Bridgend Farmhouse.
You will learn about visible mending which is loosely based on a Japanese idea whereby items with history and visible imperfections become useful again and perhaps even more beautiful. In the workshop you will work on ‘sampler pieces’ to practise techniques which can be used to repair items later in your own time.
For info and to book your place, click here.
Social Stew
As part of their July program of evening events, every Wednesday in July Bridgend Farmhouse are hosing a different Community meal: still tasty, still free, still healthy only now it's a pre event meal, as a new activity will follow each week straight after.
People are welcome to pop in just for the meal as well!
Please book so they know how many to expect. All food will be vegetarian -any allegies or queries
For more info and to book you place, click here.
Edinburgh Greentech Futures: GreenHack
What is this event?
Join them at the Greentech Hackathon, an event led in partnership with Edinburgh Greentech Futures. No hacking, tech or environmental experience is required, just a curiosity to learn and an interest in coming up with creative solutions to some of the most pressing environmental issues we are facing today.
Join them for a day of working together to create something that could make a difference.
What can I expect?
With help from CodeBase team members and their facilitator, you will be split into teams to solve a problem presented to you at the beginning of the day. Or, if you have a problem of your own you want to solve, you will be placed on their ‘wildcard’ table, to work alongside others to help you solve it.
This is a day of brainstorming and developing tech-based solutions (with no tech experience required), having fun and making connections!
They will provide a light lunch, and time for you to network and meet your fellow hackers.
If you'd like to submit a problem to be worked on by the group, you can fill out the submission form here!
What should I bring?
Please bring along a laptop/mobile device to research and work from.
Who will be there?
The Edinburgh Greentech Futures cohort, comprised of early stage startups and people in the ideation stage. The programme Manager Charlotte Keeley and programme Coordinator Konstantinos Giannoulidis will also be there to facilitate conversations and answer any of your questions.
The Greentech team will also be joined by Rob Green to help facilitate the day. Rob is an experienced product leader with a strong background in B2B SaaS, digital strategy, and innovation. He’s led product vision and strategy at GivePanel and held transformative roles at organisations like Cancer Research UK and Alzheimer’s Society.
With deep expertise in agile delivery, cross-functional collaboration, and user-centred design, Rob brings a thoughtful, impact-driven approach to digital problem-solving. Passionate about servant leadership and making a difference through tech, Rob is excited to support this year’s GreenHack participants as they explore innovative, sustainable solutions.
Where is this taking place?
This session will take place in person at their Edinburgh Hub, 37a Castle Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2EL on Monday 30th June, 10am - 4pm.
On arrival, you will be directed to the event space for registration and networking before the Hackathon begins.
How do I get there?
They are located a flat four minute walk from Lothian Road, which is served by a large range of bus routes. The nearest stop is outside St Cuthbert’s Church (the first stop at the Princes Street end of Lothian Road). CodeBase Edinburgh is a 15 minute walk from Edinburgh Waverley train station, or a 10 minute walk from the Shandwick Place tram stop.
Taxis can drop off outside their step free Castle Terrace entrance, or car parking is available at the NCP Castle Terrace car park, which is a 5 minute walk away.
Bike racks are available outside, although locking them up here is at your own risk.
What is CodeBase?
CodeBase is a tech incubator, making startups accessible to everyone. Through building culture, community and education, we promote and support tech innovation.
They offer flexible and affordable hotdesking and office space, education programmes delivered by expert industry operators, and an offline and digital community where startup founders and staff can connect and help each other.
They are CodeBase. We believe in startups for everyone and the power of community.
They put diversity and inclusion at the heart of our culture - from their spaces and events, to their education programmes and community. In whatever way you interact with the CodeBase community, they require you to treat everyone with respect, regardless of background or personal beliefs.
Code of Conduct
As part of their mission as ecosystem builders, they want to build an inclusive, supportive and safe space for people to be a part of. To ensure everyone who takes part in all their activities across all their channels behaves in a way conducive to building a safe environment which fosters diversity, equity and inclusion and allows people to build, grow and scale their startups comfortably, we require all their participants to agree to their code of conduct as outlined below.
Please see the full code of conduct on their website: https://www.thisiscodebase.com/code-of-conduct
By registering for this event you agree to adhere to the Code of Conduct.
Privacy Policy
By clicking the button to submit this form, you are consenting to the information you provide being used by CodeBase Ltd to contact you directly. They may share your information with appropriate partners in order to make relevant individual connections. They will not use your email address for Marketing purposes. Please see their Privacy Policy for more information on their Data Protection and Privacy Policy: https://www.thisiscodebase.com/privacy-policy.
Online Discussion Event following World Oceans Day and it's theme of 'Wonder: Sustaining What Sustains Us'
2050 Climate Group and GYBN UK are hosting an online event for 18-35 year olds within Scotland to facilitate meaningful discussion which the organisation can use to achieve the following objectives that were established within this year's World Oceans Day:
Deepen appreciation of the ocean’s wonder and its diverse manifestations
Recognize and practice the act of “wondering” as a tool for sustained stewardship
Inspire innovative thinking and collaborative action for ocean conservation
Carry the ocean’s wonder into conversations and decisions about how we interact with its fate
In doing so: 2050 Climate Group further aim to emphasise young peoples' views and priorities for the ocean within key policy and further activities which are relevant to decisions made regarding its use and sustainable stewardship.
To do so, the following are example topics of what may be addressed within the event:
Defining Wonder
Wonder & Science
Wonder & Ocean Affairs
Wonder & Wisdom
Wonder & Innovation
Wonder & Community
Wonder & Collective Action
The discussion event will take place at 6pm on Sunday 29th June and is expected to take 1hour (it may be longer or shorter depending on discussion contents and any additional questions or points attendees would like to address after the main topics).
Please register using the form below by the Friday 27th of June. A link to the discussion event will be sent once registration has ended.
Please note: As 2050 Climate Group's activities revolve around 18-35 year olds within Scotland, we can only facilitate our discussion event for this age group and location.
2050 Climate Group will only process the information you provide for the purposes of registering for this event. It will not be shared with any third parties. Your information will be stored securely on our Google Drive. For more information on how we manage personal data, please see our Privacy and Data Protection Policy: https://www.2050.scot/privacy-data-protection-policy/volunteer-employee-privacy-notice
Edinburgh Climate Festival
This summer, the Edinburgh Climate Festival returns to the Meadows Park on Saturday, June 28th, 2025 from 12:00 to 19:00 BST. The festival is free for all to attend and offers a wide range of activities including live performances, stalls, and activities for both kids and adults. The aim of the festival is to raise awareness about climate change and to increase public knowledge about the importance of adopting a more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle, while also inspiring and empowering individuals to take action on the current climate crisis.
Register your interest with the facebook event, and follow ELREC’s social media to stay up to date with all their latest news!
Bridgend's Summer Fair
Celebrate the summer with Bridgend's family garden party!
Stalls, music, activities, hill race, facepainting, silent disco , food and more! all in a beautiful setting
They advise participants that parking is limited to blue badge holders so cycling or public transport would be preferred. There is parking available at Cameron Toll if needed
All attendees ie adults and children except for 'babes in arms' will require a ticket - Children must have an adult with them.
Please be mindful of any food allergies as there will be a variety of food onsite and don't forget to sign up for the hill race or family bike ride on the day!
The Café will be open on the day too and accepts cards and cash
To find out more and book your place, click here.
Circular economy Edinburgh Meet-up
An Evening of Ideas, Inspiration and Networking
Join them for a relaxed and inspiring evening in partnership with students from the Circular Economy MSc at the Edinburgh Futures Institute.
Drop in any time between 5pm and 7.30pm (and onwards to a nearby pub).
This informal meetup will showcase the innovative ways MSc students are exploring circular economy principles in their final projects. Expect a lively mix of PechaKucha-style presentations (20 slides, 20 seconds each) from the students, with plenty of time to chat, connect and share ideas.
5:30pm - 6:00pm: Informal Networking
6:00pm - 6:30pm: PechaKucha-style presentations
6;30pm - 7:00pm: Open discussion about circularity in Edinburgh
7:00pm - 7:30pm: Informal Networking
Light refreshments generously provided by our hosts. The event will be one of the stunning Edinburgh Futures Institute rooms.
No cost to attend, but please RSVP as space may be limited.
Data 4 Climate Action Edinburgh -Digital Drop-In
Data For Climate Action Edinburgh (D4CAE) is a volunteer group that helps climate projects and volunteers in Edinburgh, using their data skills. They offer support in collating, analysing and/or presenting any kind of data.. They host free, online drop-ins on the last Tuesday of each month between 7-8.30pm.
The drop-ins can be accessed through Zoom with the following information:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86923545145?pwd=bUl5U2Yyb29tOEVFK2hUV2ZVbkkwQT09
Meeting ID: 869 2354 5145
Passcode: 262022
The Power of Food Festival (Granton Castle Walled Garden)
For more information on the event, please check their programme: https://tinyurl.com/PoFFest25-programme
The Power of Food Festival (Hailes Quarry Park Herb Garden)
For more information on the event, please check their programme: https://tinyurl.com/PoFFest25-programme
Edinburgh Canal Festival
Residents and visitors are invited to explore the Union Canal between the Lochrin Basin and Harrison Park and to meet some of the great organisations that operate year round on and near to the canal. There will be loads of free activities and entertainment as you travel along the canal in the heart of Edinburgh.
The Power of Food Festival (Gracemount Community Garden)
For more information on the event, please check their programme: https://tinyurl.com/PoFFest25-programme
Why Not Scotland?: Stories for environmental and climate justice with N1M
Join SCCAN for an online screening of the documentary film Why Not Scotland and a discussion about rewilding and nature recovery.
Why Not Scotland? is a feature-length documentary that accompanies Flo, a young Scot from Glasgow, on an intensely personal journey, as she seeks out examples of nature recovery around Europe. Like many of her generation, Flo is concerned by the state of nature and fearful about an uncertain future. However, during her travels, she discovers places where nature is making a spectacular comeback, breathing life back into the landscape and revitalising human communities. Encouraged by these stories of hope and renewal, she is prompted to wonder: Why Not Scotland?
To find out more and for your free tickets, click here.
From clicks to savings: Cut your energy bills with Home Energy
From clicks to savings
Cut your energy bills with Home Energy Scotland
Home Energy Scotland is running 4 workshops in collaboration with Leith Library, to help you save money on your energy bills through using their online tools. You can pick the day and time that suits you best:
Tuesday 10 June, 6-7pm
Thursday 12 June, 2-3pm
Tuesday 17 June, 6-7pm
Thursday 19 June, 2-3pm
One of their friendly advisors will chat to you about the Home Energy Scotland service, the benefits of being more energy efficient at home and the simple actions you can take to save money on your energy bills. They will help you to navigate a Home Energy Scotland online tool that will generate ideas for what energy efficiency improvements you could make to your home. They will also look at whether you may be eligible for any funding to help you make the changes.
Sign up for your free place at bit.ly/HESJune25