East Haven, Angus ~ Beautiful East Haven 2016

Beautiful East Haven 2016

Celebrating 50 years of the Beautiful Scotland campaign. Watch out for our plants in purple, blue, green and gold!
Our work is supported by RHS and is underpinned by the three pillars as described by Beautiful Scotland.
Working with all partners to keep Scotland clean and beautiful

Beach Award for East Haven 2016

We are so thrilled to have achieved the first community led Beach Award on mainland Scotland. Beach Awards have traditionally been the domain of Local Authorities but Keep Scotland Beautiful are keen for communities to take responsibility for their own beaches. In East Haven we were concerned that the prescence of seaweed on the beach would undermine our chances of achieving an award. However, it is now widely accepted that seaweed provides an important habitat for small invertebraes and also helps to protect against erosion. This makes it possible for many natural rural beaches such as ours to be recognised by a national beach award. The assessment criteria is very rigourous though and takes into account the whole visitor experience from parking, toilets, signage and the general amenity. It has been a big mountain to climb but we are delighted to get to the top!

August 2016

New Dog Share Stations
August 2016

Sharing bags and Biscuits

Horticultural Achievement

Impact and horticultural practice
Horticultural Achievement

Residential and community gardening
Horticultural Achievement

Business areas and premises
Green spaces

Environmental Responsibility

Heritage and pride in place
Environmental Responsibility

Local environmental quality
Environmental Responsibility

Conservation, biodiversity and resource management

Community participation

Community participation
Year-round involvement
Community participation

Communication and education
Community participation

Development and continuity
Funding and support

East Haven Sustainability Strategy (v 2016)

Our sustainability strategy is only one side of A4 as we want everybody to understand how what we do not only helps us and our environment but helps make Scotland a better place for the future.

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