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Environmental Protection Scotland (EPS)

Scotland's environment website

Events

  • Thu
    01
    Dec
    2016

    Annual General Meeting

    17.00-18.00The Teacher Room, The Teacher Building, St Enoch Square, Glasgow

    Notice is hereby given of the 4th Annual General Meeting of Environmental Protection Scotland, to be held:

    Date:  Thursday 1st December 2016

    Venue: The Teacher Room, The Teacher Building, 14 St Enoch Square, Glasgow.

    Time: 17.00-18.00

    The Agenda for the meeting, the Minutes from last year and any other relevant papers will follow in due course.

    Please note, following the AGM will be an informal networking session, to which members are cordially invited attend.  Members can also invite potential new members to join us at this point.

  • Wed
    23
    Nov
    2016
    Thu
    24
    Nov
    2016

    Essential Skills for Human Health Risk Assessment

    9:45 amAtkins Offices, 200 Broomielaw, Glasgow

    This event has been held.

    Environmental Protection Scotland and Atkins are pleased to confirm a 2-day specialist training programme for Human Health Risk Assessment.

    Places are strictly limited on this course and will be allocated on a first come first served basis, with priority given to members of EPS.

    Full details of the programme, the delegate costs and registration information can be found here.

    If you have any enquiries, please contact admin@ep-scotland.org.uk

  • Fri
    19
    Aug
    2016

    Noise training workshop for Energy Consents staff

    9:30 amScottish Government offices, Atlantic Quay, Glasgow

    This event has been held.  Delegates will be able to view the presentations via the link provided by e-mail. 

    Following the successful event in March for local authority Planning Officers, the Scottish Government and EPS have been asked to re-run this workshop for staff from the Energy Consents Unit and selected others.

  • Tue
    21
    Jun
    2016

    LAQM - Updated Reporting Process for Scotland, 2016

    9:30 amCoSLA Conference Centre, Haymarket, Edinburgh

    This event has been held.  Delegates will be able to view the presentations via the link provided by e-mail. 

    EPS, in conjunction with the Scottish Government, will be hosting a free one day seminar for local authority officers whose duties include air quality management and environmental protection.

    Places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

    This event is for local authority officers only.

    Full details and registration information can be found here

  • Wed
    24
    Feb
    2016

    Creating a more Resilient Scotland

    9:00 amThe Strathclyde Suite, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

    This event has been held.  Delegates will be able to view the presentations via the link provided by e-mail.

    We cannot always predict the next disruption or catastrophe, but we can control how we respond to these challenges.

    EPS has secured a first class panel of experts and speakers to discuss this emerging issue, drawing on the experiences of Glasgow and other European cities who are part of a network of 100RCs (resilient cities) supported by the Rockefeller Foundation and how these can be adapted for Scotland.

    This event will explore how we can adapt to our challenges and transform them into opportunities for growth.

    Topics covered include:

    • Keynote address from Annabel Turpie, Head of Resilience at the Scottish Government
    • Discussion panel with international Chief Resilience Officers
    • What does resilience mean for public bodies in Scotland?
    • Natural Hazards and Environmental Impacts
    • Emergency Response and Communities
    • Resilience Challenge – practical workshop session

    For the complete programme and registration information including costs etc, please click here

    Exhibition opportunities are also available at this event.  For more information, please contact clare.carruthers@ep-scotland.org.uk

    Please note, payment by credit card is not accepted.  Registration must be by cheque or BACS.