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We’ll defy welfare reform until the bitter end

Paul Clarendon, a founder member of the Rural Welfare Campaign, says he'll only stop direct action when the persecution ends

FEATURE 15 February 2017

Social Justice & Poverty

The strange but sadly inevitable case of Gerry Freedman

Robert Armour says Gerry Freedman may be a chancer but he's taught us all a very valuable lesson

OPINION 14 February 2017

Charity warns sex abusers: you have nowhere to hide

Lanarkshire man gets jailed for child sex offences dating back 60 years

NEWS 14 February 2017

Health & Social Care

Jobs to go in Scotland as leading charity restructures

RNIB Scotland is to lose jobs as part of a UK-wide restructure

NEWS 14 February 2017

Health & Social Care

Mental health problems stalk Scots children

Mental ill health is getting worse for children because Scotland has no national strategy to tackle the problem

NEWS 14 February 2017

Health & Social Care

Homeless barbers cutting for good in Glasgow

Two kind hearted Glasgow barbers have started cutting hair for the homeless for free

NEWS 13 February 2017

Regeneration & Housing

Profits from Edinburgh gin firm start improving lives

NEWS 13 February 2017

Social Justice & Poverty

Under-fire housing association boss refuses to quit

Niall Gordon will stay on as chief executive despite watchdog taking over the beleaguered housing association

NEWS 13 February 2017

Regeneration & Housing

Over 1,500 Scots sought help from charity to stop viewing images of kids

Alarming number seek help for viewing indecent images of children online

NEWS 10 February 2017

Families & Young People

Scotland’s third sector scoops nearly £100m Lottery cash

Lottery figures reveal bumper year for Scotland's third sector

NEWS 10 February 2017

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