Keep Scotland Beautiful

A total of 1221 tonnes of waste was lifted and over 13,600 stairwells cleaned by the NETs.

Communities tidier thanks to Wheatley Homes East’s environmental teams

Peter Wright, a local legend in Buckhaven, has been given a Clean Up Scotland Hero award (Pic: Submitted)

Special award for Fife’s 81-year old kilt-wearing litter picker

Growing Kirkcaldy volunteers welcome the Beautiful Scotland judges to Kirkcaldy (Pic: Cath Ruane)

Judges tour Kirkcaldy to assess town centre’s Beautiful Scotland entry

The team of Growing Kirkcaldy volunteers have been working hard ahead of this year's Beautiful Scotland competition. (Pic: submitted)

Kirkcaldy gets ready to welcome Beautiful Scotland judges

Fife schools to compete in LitterLotto League challenge

Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful’s annual Spring Clean takes place between March 15 and April 28

Fifers urged to join national litter clear up

Bridget has won £250 and says litter picking is a fun activity to do with her family (Pic: Submitted)

Fife woman nets £250 after turning litter into cash with lottery win

Fourteen Fife beaches have been awarded Scotland's Beach Award in 2023 by Keep Scotland Beautiful.

Scotland's Beach Award: The 14 Fife beaches to receive the award in 2023

Alice Soper & Judith Kerr of Growing Kirkcaldy with Growing Kirkcaldy's awards (Pic: Fife Photo Agency)

Gold for Kirkcaldy as Fife towns recognised in Scotland-wide awards

The beach campaign is ,launched at Kinghorn Station

My Beach Your Beach: New campaign calls on daytrippers to look after Fife’s beac...

The school have been awarded for their commitment to local climate action.

12 Fife schools recognised with Green Flag award status

Pic: TSPL.

Fifers urged to take part in Spring clean and remove litter from our landscape

David Spence from Fife Street Champions.

Fife litter champions collected 14,272 bags of litter in 2021

Kinghorn Beach (Pic: Sandy Duncan)

Huge rise in litter pickers willing to clean up Fife beach

Dinosaur from the 2019 Kinghorn in Bloom Scarecrow Trail

Fife groups recognised for environmental work in communities

Freya, from Kinghorn, is the new doggy ambassador for the east coast in Keep Scotland Beautiful’s ‘My Beach Your Beach’ campaign. (Pic: Andrew Perry)

Fife dog is new ambassador for beautiful beach campaign
A Kinghorn dog is set to front a new campaign to encourage owners to look after our beaches.
Allan Crow

Seafield Beach clean-up: Some of the volunteers with the rubbish they had collected from the beach.

Kirkcaldy environmental group conducts beach clean-up

Fife has a wealth of beautiful beaches.

15 Fife beaches named as best in Scotland

Beautiful spring crocuses.

Fife communities are being urged to take part in Beautiful Scotland initiative

Just some of the litter that can be found on our streets.

Lochgelly primary school awarded grant to help tackle litter emergency

Roll up your sleeves...from local streets to sandy beaches, Scots are being encouraged to get litter in the bag in communities across the country. (Pic: Keep Scotland Beautiful)

Keep Scotland beautiful by organising a local litter-pick

A simple message....it is hoped proud Scots will get behind the campaign and bin their rubbish rather than spoiling this beautiful country we get to call home.

Enjoy Scotland but, please, don’t spoil it for others

With the lockdown restrictions easing off and various retailers reopening, there has been more littering across Scotland. Photo: Michael Gillen

Joining forces to tackle Scotland’s litter problem

Bagged dog poo left lying is unsightly and dumping bags is illegal.

Appeal to ‘selfish’ dog owners as scale of fouling is revealed

Countryside blighted...organisations are asking the public to keep their rubbish until collections return to normal, rather than risk fines of up to £40,000 for fly-tipping. (Pic: Lisa Ferguson)

Don’t turn Scotland into a giant tip

Kinghorn litter picks donated by Fife Coast & Countryside Trust.

Fife beach added to new community campaign

Pic: Iain Wilkinson

Three Fife parks given green flag status
Three Fife parks have been given been flag status by environmental charity, Keep Scotland Beautiful.
Allan Crow

UK campaign helps to clean up Kinghorn beach

Seafield beach in Kirkcaldy is among those named.

Fife has most beach awards in Scotland

Volunteers from McDonald's

McNuthin’ but a big beach clean-up

Leven Promenade.

Help clean up Leven beach

McDonald’s asked to take more responsibility for litter problem on Fife beach

Members of the Growing Kirkcaldy Committee.

Growing Kirkcaldy volunteers dig in to wow competition judges

Cupar shortlisted for most beautiful high street award

Members of Growing Kirkcaldy receiving the gold award from George Anderson of the Beechgrove Garden in Haddington recently.

Green awards for communities in Kirkcaldy, Burntisland and Aberdour

Fife community group wins award for beautiful village

Aberdour Silver Sands is one of Fife's 14 award-winning beaches.

Fife leads the way for the best beaches

Bill Rennie and fellow volunteers have already cleared the terrace beds ready for replanting.

Plans to add a splash of colour back to historic Fife train station

Youngsters from Tayport Gardens Child Minders group.

CCF grant for Tayport Community Garden

Haugh Park in Fife was among the 2017 Scottish award winners. Pic: Katrina Johnstone.

Vote for your favourite Scottish park

West Sands, St Andrews

15 Fife beaches hailed for high standards

Sweet treats for spring clean up volunteers

Kinghorn in Bloom members meeting the judges last year. Pic: Fife Photo Agency.

Fife communities encouraged to register for Keep Scotland Beautiful awards

Members of Growing Kirkcaldy meet the judges from Keep Scotland Beautiful at the Adam Smith Theatre -
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Flourishing florals as towns keep Fife beautiful for judges

Letham Glen

Leven's Letham Glen secures Green Flag Award recognition

Volunteers make town and cities look better

Last call to enter campaigns

Cleaning up litter is back in the spotlight thanks to a new Scotland-wide initiative.

Charity calls for clean-up volunteers

Youngsters from Mearns Primary eco committee who have previously taken part in the Litter Less campaign.

Youngsters are preparing to take part in the Litter Less campaign