Capital food bank reveals that demand is soaring - in the city and across Scotland

"The money is there, now the first minister must show that the political will is too and prioritise investment in our public service and communities”

Right There said it has been forced to make the decision by City of Edinburgh Council. 

The new first minister has stated that one of his top priorities is eliminating child poverty. This is certainly a central aim on the journey towards a practical, real-world, wellbeing economy that impacts our daily lives

SMSA warned t it faced being wound up by the end of the year if alternatives could not be found. 

Supported accommodation provider and charity, Right There, runs three units in the city, paid for by a council contract. 

VASLan chief executive Steven Sweeney and SCVO head of policy and research Kirsten Hogg reflect on the connections between #EssentialSector and #KeepTheBeatAlive  

More than 30 individuals have signed statements calling on the Scottish and UK governments to “bridge the widening gap” between promises and practical action

The event was held at the Highland Cinema in Fort William.

New mag looks at sight loss, the Scottish Charity Awards and the Keep The Beat Alive campaign