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The voice of Scotland’s vibrant voluntary sector

Published by Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations

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Leading voices from Scotland’s third sector have hit back at the UK’s newspaper of record.

 
Built in 1893, the Garrabost Mill was in commercial operation, milling barley and oatmeal for local crofting communities until 1956.

 
The charity is appealing to businesses and individuals to come forward and help raise as much money as possible to keep the charity afloat. 

 
More than 400 organisations applied to the Glasgow Community Fund for the coming year.

 

 
The Ellon-based group is operational across Aberdeen and the Shire, supporting pre-school children with disabilities and Additional Support Needs.

 
Ms Robison was questioned by SNP MSP Paul McLennan, who asked what the government is doing to support third sector organisations. 

 
The Bill, widely supported by charities across the country, passed overwhelmingly in the Scottish Parliament in December.

 
The older people’s charity supports more than 400 over-65s across Glasgow.