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Veterans’ charities awarded in first world war centenary year

Over £200,000 in funding has been awarded to veterans' charities and a project to commemorate the first world war

NEWS 12 March 2014

Funding & Finance

Regulator promises to get tough on payday lenders

Consumer advice group welcomes new regulators payday loan review promise

NEWS 12 March 2014

Social Justice & Poverty

Social landlords have become complacent

Social landlords partly responsible for tenants' rent arrears according to the Chartered Institute of Housing Scotland.

NEWS 11 March 2014

Regeneration & Housing

5 concerns the public has about charities

Thinktank New Philanthropy Capital (NPC) has revealed the top five concerns the public has about charities

LIST 10 March 2014

Blood test could predict Alzheimer’s disease

American researchers claim to have found a way to predict whether a person is at greater risk of developing Alzheimer's disease

NEWS 10 March 2014

Health & Social Care

Charities must do more to gain public trust

Thinktank warns third sector organisations should work together to counter negative media stories

NEWS 6 March 2014

£15m underspend on bedroom tax fund

Councils are being urged to ensure that £15m of underspent discretionary housing payment funds reach vulnerable tenants by the end of March

NEWS 6 March 2014

Regeneration & Housing

High streets put their trust in youth for new ideas

Carnegie UK Trust is seeking young people with business ideas to help transform Perth and Kirkintilloch for its Test Town competition

NEWS 6 March 2014

Families & Young People

Empowerment bill excludes disabled people

A bill proposed to empower communities has been accused of doing the opposite by disability campaigners.

NEWS 5 March 2014

Social Justice & Poverty

My desk: Kaz Langlands, Deaf Action

Kaz Langlands caught up with TFN to discuss Deaf Action's new Money Matters project, of which she is an adviser.

FEATURE 4 March 2014

Health & Social Care

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