Campaign Overviews

The Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland's ‘Live Fast Die Old’ Motorcycle Safety Campaign returns for the 2024 motorbike season.

Thank you for all your support to date with recent Scottish Government Organ and Tissue Donation campaigns.

Parent Club is proud to support Scottish Breastfeeding Awareness Week 2024 with shareable campaign resources for stakeholders.

With the peak tourist season fast approaching, Road Safety Scotland is launching its 'Drive on the Left' campaign again urging overseas drivers to stay safe and alert during their journeys throughout Scotland.

Lyme disease is still on the rise in Scotland. It is caused by being bitten by an infected tick and can be serious if not treated. Campaign resources are available to help you spread the word throughout May, Lyme Disease Awareness Month.

Parent Club resources are now available to help parents & carers to support their teens with the stress of exams.

New national campaign tackling hate crime in Scotland launched urging those who witness a hate crime to report it.

We can all make changes to help tackle climate change. That's why in March and April the Scottish Government’s Net Zero Scotland social media activity will be centred around ‘embracing change’ as a solution to tackle the climate and nature crisis. It will highlight changes that will feel good for both people and the planet.

The Scottish Government has launched the Renters’ Rights Campaign, which aims to inform tenants, landlords and letting agents about the ending of the emergency Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) Act, while also ensuring that tenants are aware of and feel confident about using their renting rights.

This week sees the launch of the second social film in a series that tells Scotland’s brand story; how our unique mix of head, heart and spirit creates positive progress in the world. This film celebrates Scotland’s beauty, determination and innovation as we grow our green economy. As a member of the Brand Scotland Partnership, the Scottish Government is sharing this with relevant contacts to help spread the word across partner channels.

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has launched the 'Quit Your Way' Stop Smoking campaign.

The Scottish Government, in collaboration with Transport Scotland and Road Safety Scotland, have released a toolkit for communicators in local authorities and supporting organisations to use when implementing 20mph speed limits in their local area.