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Refugees wanted to pedal for Scotland

Cycling is seen as a way to combat isolation and loneliness

NEWS 21 August 2018

Environment & International

Should schools be non-religious?

POLL 21 August 2018

Families & Young People

Call to increase minimum wage as family poverty soars

Families are struggling to survive on minimum wage rates as living costs soar

NEWS 20 August 2018

Families & Young People

Case against charity job applicant pest Gerry Freedman dropped

Police drop investigation into serial job applicant who caused a meltdown in the third sector

NEWS 20 August 2018

Shelter: Fifty years and still fighting

When Shelter was formed it thought homelessness could be tackled within a few years – five decades on the struggle for decent housing continues

FEATURE 20 August 2018

Regeneration & Housing

Cafes with a conscience: Wild Olive Tree

This month Robert Armour visited the Wild Olive Tree, situated in the heart of Glasgow on Buchanan Street

FEATURE 17 August 2018

Culture & Leisure

The road to becoming…a policy manager

David McColgan, policy and public affairs manager at the British Heart Foundation, on how he got where he is today

FEATURE 17 August 2018

Pressure mounts on Scottish Government to ditch P1 tests

Charities, unions and parents challenge the tests

NEWS 16 August 2018

Families & Young People

Michelle Mone blasted for sending daughter on “poverty safari”

Reality TV show will see Mone's daughter visit Glasgow's east end

NEWS 15 August 2018

Social Justice & Poverty

£11m Scots aid package for Malawi

Boost for projects working in the African country

NEWS 14 August 2018

Environment & International

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