Plans to tackle abuse of hugely popular electric bike scheme
The issue was also raised at this week’s monthly meeting of Fort William Inverlochy & Torlundy Community Council.
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Holyrood minister Harvie takes to two wheels to launch Caol electric bike share scheme
Holyrood minister Patrick Harvie felt the new electric bikes would be popular with both local residents and tourists alike.
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LEG to join partnership to tackle climate change in the Highlands
LEG will now shortly be recruiting for a three-year full time post to take this work forward.
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Countdown to launch of Fort William’s Hi-Bike share scheme begins
Hi-Bike Fort William will have 60 ebikes, which will be available for everyone to use with annual, monthly and pay per ride membership options.
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Eco bikes are the way forward says Lochaber group
Lochaber Environmental Group run an electric bike share scheme in Fort William as well as an e-bike library.
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Upper Achintore residents consulted on site for e-bike charging hub
The Fort William e-bike share scheme project is funded by the Low Carbon Travel and
Transport Challenge Fund (LCTT), with support from European Regional Development
Funds and Transport Scotland, and Highland Council.
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Re-cycling project proves wheelie big hit
To keep up with the level of demand Bike Kitchen are now seeking volunteers to go along and help.
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Calls for Highland Council Pension Fund to move away from fossil fuel investments
Local residents and campaigners are now calling on the Highland Council Pension Fund to divest from fossil fuels ahead of the UN Climate Conference COP26, due to be held in Glasgow this November.
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Lochaber Environmental Group to host film night with showing of ‘I am Greta’
This award- winning documentary follows the story of Greta, a shy school student with Asperger’s, who, fed up with her government not doing enough to combat climate change, stages a one-person strike outside the Swedish Parliament.
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Bike Kitchen cooks up a two-wheeled treat for Lochaber residents
The Bike Kitchen is funded by the Climate Challenge Fund, Paths for All Smarter Choices Smarter Places, and Cycling Scotland.