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Community paths help people stay connected, access greenspace and get active. Across Scotland, hundreds of fantastic path volunteers are working hard to maintain and promote their local paths.

Co-founder of Earlston Paths Group wins our Community Path Volunteer of the Year award

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Water of Leith Conservation Trust win Community Group of the Year 2021

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Volunteer-led project brings Rabbie Burns’s poem to life

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Improving spaces to connect with nature: seating

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Award-winning volunteers work their magic on local woodland

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Dundee path brought back to life

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Signposting the way to better health

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Volunteers pave the way in preparation for summer demand

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Volunteers log record-breaking figures in Argyll woodland thanks to our funding

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Special mention award for young Matthew

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Forth Valley College students win award for Stirling path transformation

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Award shines light on the Darkwood Crew

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Bethany wins Path Skillz Volunteer of the Year for leading her group to path success

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Nina scoops award after transforming nature reserve

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Volunteers gain funding to restore scenic park in the heart of Edinburgh

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Funding will help restore tourist route in Skye

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Ferguslie Park volunteers bring deprived area back to life

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Youth awarded for building an accessible path

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Ayrshire's Gillian is our Community Path Volunteer of the Year

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Youth group awarded for bringing path back to life

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Why it's important that Girls Get Oot

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Paths being upgraded in North Lanarkshire

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Restoring the Clyde Walkway

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Jordan is Path Skillz Young Person of the Year

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Glasgow South Seeds: Newspaper published to spread the word

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Angus Cycle Hub: Breaking the barrier to active travel

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Robert Burns' engagement spot to be restored

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