Not registered for a My SCVO account?

Sign up below to create a My SCVO account.
It's best to use a work email address in your own name if you can. Fill in your details and we'll send you a link to verify your email address. You'll then have the option to create an individual account or link your account to an organisation. If your organisation is an SCVO member or supporter, you'll gain immediate access to exclusive content and benefits.
Privacy notice

Already have an account? Sign in

Sign in

Not registered for a My SCVO account?

This website uses cookies for anonymised analytics and for account authentication. See our privacy and cookies policies for more information.

Evidence library

About

The evidence library is a resource for anyone interested in the voluntary sector in Scotland. Managed by SCVO, the library signposts to research and evidence produced by, or on, the voluntary sector. For further information email: research@scvo.scot.

Submit your own research

Email the title, author, date published, web link or attachment, and a short description to research@scvo.scot.

The Future's Bright - The Future's Local

Carnegie UK Trust 5 May 2017

Arts, Sports & Culture Communities Participation and engagement

Over the past two years the Carnegie UK Trust?s Neighbourhood News initiative has supported five leading local news projects with œ10,000 each to deliver community news in new and innovative ways. The Trust?s new policy summary draws on key findings from Neighbourhood News and sets out a new agenda for the future of local news in the UK. The policy summary provides 11 recommendations for how government, regulators, funders and other local news providers can support community-led local news.

Read online

Last modified on 6 June 2017

Latest news Read more

account

Evidence library

The Future's Bright - The Future's Local

Latest news Read more

Celebrating 25 years of Black History Month in Scotland

Alleged racist attack outside charity night shelter

£30m fund to help groups fight poverty, racism and division

Charities hit back after Farage claims they "aid and abet criminality"

About

Social

Help