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Our response to the draft circular economy strategy
Last week, the Hub submitted our response to the draft Circular Economy Strategy Consultation. This is a welcome strategy, however
Help us respond to the Climate Change Plan Consultation
At the end of last year, the Scottish Government published a new draft Climate Change Plan, a critical document that
Closing the year with gratitude
As the year comes to a close, we’ve found ourselves doing what many of us do at this time of
Marching for change
Over the past month, we’ve been inspired by thousands of people coming together for change. Current politics are full of
From Local to National Collaboration
Across Midlothian and beyond, we’ve been reminded this month of just how many people in every corner of our communities
New Resources: Practical guides on adaptation and climate funding for Third Sector Organisations
As we mark #ChallengePovertyWeek and local organisation come together at St John’s & King’s Park Church to discuss sustaining vital
The Hub at Vogrie Pogrie
Earlier this month we had a brilliant weekend at Vogrie Pogrie in Vogrie Country Park, where we connected with over
We’ve just passed 50 members!
We’re delighted to shared that the Midlothian Climate Action Network has now welcomed over 50 member groups into our community!
Coming Together Over Good Food & Shared Ideas
Last month we gathered at the MAEDT Pavilion in Mayfield for a brilliant community catch-up! From warm conversation, to inspiring
Creative Writing: Journey to School, by S. Mason
Recalling soaked boots, icy cold fingers and the swelling of the Esk, S. Mason shares her memories of a storm
Creative Writing: Fear and Hopes, by Barbara Wood
Now retired, Barbara Wood looks back on a world reshaped by convenience and consumption, yet still holds to the hope
Creative Writing: Untitled, by Archibald Clark (Age 9)
Grounded in observations of his changing community, 9-year-old Archibald Clark reflects on local environmental loss while offering creative solutions and
Our Seedcorn Grants are back!
Exciting news! We have three funding opportunities for community groups and organisations across Midlothian – could one be right for
Creative Writing: Holiday Hotspot? by S. Mason
With tongue firmly in cheek and wry observation on our sun-chasing holiday habits, S. Mason's poem is short of a
Creative Writing: Collaborate to Confront the Plastic Pandemic, by Lisa McMillan
Set within a fictional grant funding application, Lisa McMillan traces her journey from finance to microbiology. What starts as a
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The Midlothian Climate Action Network is shaped by local communities. That means you!
We bring together community groups and organisations across the region to share skills, support one another, and take action on the climate and nature crises. By becoming a member, you’re joining a growing movement for a fairer, more sustainable and resilient Midlothian.
Membership is free and open to any not-for-profit group based in Midlothian.
