Glasgow and Clyde Valley Green Network Partnership

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Usability

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Media

Maps, videos, audio and images are used on the website on various different pages. Every effort has been made to provide alternative content where necessary.

File Types

All documents are converted into PDF (.pdf) file format to make the document more accessible.

Browser Support

The benchmark audience for this website will be those with (at least) an HTML4.0 capable browser, on a connected device with the ability to display colour at a resolution of 1024x800. The site will be designed for use in the following browsers:

Windows
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0+
Netscape Navigator 6.0+
Firefox 2.0+
Opera 9+
Google Chrome 0.2+
Safari 2.0+
Mac OS X
Netscape 7.1+
Firefox 2+
Opera 9+
Safari 2.0+

However, care has been taken to ensure that those running the current versions of other browsers or using other operating systems will still be able to view key critical site information.

Latest News

On their bikes!

Members of the Ravenscraig project steering group got on their bikes this month to investigate the development of some aspirational walking and cycling routes identified in a new study.

New Woodland planted in East Dunbartonshire

Biodiversity will benefit from 6.5ha of new planting along stretches of the Luggie Water and Allander Water as part of the Riparian Planting project.

New Green Network Campaign Launched

The Partnership's ‘Adding Value' Campaign has been officially launched by Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham MSP.

New Wood Fuel Depot to be developed

The Lanarkshire Wood Energy Project (LWEP) aims to help North Lanarkshire Council create and build a new wood fuel depot at Strathclyde Country Park, Motherwell.