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Glasgow came a close second to Bristol for the title of European Green Capital 2015.  It is one of the city’s great traits that a bid like that should always have a legacy so Glasgow is during a major programme of activities and events across all twelve months of 2015 – Glasgow’s very own Green Year.   Each month has offered residents and visitors encouragement to live a greener lifestyle, resources to help them and fun activities to promote our positive message about more sustainable forms of urban living.

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