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How council cuts are devastating the poorest communities

The poorest Scots who are most dependent on the voluntary sector are being disproportionately hit by council cuts, a new report has revealed

NEWS 1 November 2016

Health & Social Care

Merger for Scottish children’s charities

Scottish children’s charities the Archie Foundation and Friends of the Special Nursery (FOTSN) have announced a merger

NEWS 1 November 2016

Families & Young People

Oxfam and bookseller tie-up will help refugees

The UK’s biggest bookseller has pledged to donate £5 of every copy of its book of the month to Oxfam’s work with refugees

NEWS 1 November 2016

Culture & Leisure

Scotland’s highest paid charity boss resigns

Stuart Earley, the chief executive of the Scottish SPCA, is standing down with immediate effect

NEWS 1 November 2016

Employers are letting down people with autism

Less than 16% of people with autism are in full time work, a charity has found

NEWS 31 October 2016

Health & Social Care

Thousands of workers to benefit from living wage hike

Low paid workers across Scotland are set to benefit after the living wage was hiked to £8.45 per hour

NEWS 31 October 2016

Social Justice & Poverty

Experts prove link between sanctions and foodbanks

An academic study has proven the link between benefit sanctions and foodbank use

NEWS 27 October 2016

Health & Social Care

Planet faces mass extinction nightmare

Global mass extinctions are on the cards after it was revealed that populations of animal species will plummet by the end of the decade

NEWS 27 October 2016

Environment & International

Poll: is the BBC biased against Scotland?

POLL 27 October 2016

Culture & Leisure

Song calls for solidarity with refugees

A singer songwriter is using his music to raise money for Syrian refugees by releasing a single into the UK download charts

NEWS 27 October 2016

Culture & Leisure

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