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Public Sector

Giving the people on the front line what they need to succeed.
Our public sector support services include People and Places, Sustainable Scotland Network and Going Carbon Neutral Stirling.

Our expertise in waste management, sustainable procurement, local environmental quality and best value have made us an invaluable resource for hard-hit local authorities and other public body services.
Keep Scotland Beatiful is helping meet Scottish
Single Outcome Agreements.
Public Sector Services
Follow the links below to find out more about some of the key services we offer:

LEAMS
Tidy Business Standards
Local Footprints
Training Courses
What You Say About Us.
"We have attended many KSB seminars and have found these to be extremely useful on the sharing of information and also networking with other Local Authorities.”
Mike Kelly, Dundee City Council

“Working with KSB has been very worthwhile. The training courses on offer are first class and the networking opportunities, campaign support and helpful, sound advice you get from simply picking up the phone and speaking to the friendly and knowledgeable staff has been invaluable to Fife Council"
Elaine Devine, Fife Council
Campaigns Solutions
Keep Scotland Beautiful has almost ten years' experience providing advice and support about resource management to a range of different stakeholders and partners.

We work regularly with local authorities across Scotland, offering advice and support on a range of topics, including infrastructure, development of communication materials and development and delivery of awareness-raising activities.
Our Contacts
Contacts: Suzanne RobertsUse our contacts search to make sure that you find the right member of the team.

You can learn more about the people behind Keep Scotland Beautiful in the key contacts section or see who does what using the theme filter.
Public Sector Blog
Blogs: Donna Wilson"Hi! I’m Donna, People and Places Senior National Officer and I'm one of the main contributors to the Public Sector Services Blog."

Read the Public Sector Blog to see what Donna and the team have been doing in your local authority area.