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City To Launch Scotland's First Large Scale Electric Bike Scheme

Forth Environment Link has been awarded £270,000 from Transport Scotland to create Scotland’s first large scale electric bike scheme. The news comes as the charity celebrates the runaway success of its bike rental scheme, which turns three this Friday (27 October).

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CHARITY OFFERS NHS KEY WORKERS FREE USE OF AN E-BIKE

Forth Environment Link is offering NHS key workers free use of an electric bike during the Covid-19 crisis, allowing them to get to and from work and between hospital sites without using public transport.

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COVID–19 Update

The wellbeing, health and safety of all our staff, volunteers and customers is a priority for Forth Environment Link. In light of recent developments surrounding COVID-19, we are suspending all our public-facing services and closing all offices with immediate effect.

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Pupil Pedal Power

A fourth local school has joined Stirling’s popular bike share network, nextbike. St Modan’s High School, joins Bannockburn, Stirling, and Wallace, in the first school-based bike share scheme in the UK – making it free and easy for pupils aged 14 and over to bike to class.

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