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Understanding the Scottish charity regulator’s red flags

OPINION 17 May 2016 Guest post

Funding & Finance

Diarmuid McDonnell explains why charities should be aware of the red flags the regulator will spot when examining their annual accounts

https://tfn.scot/opinion/understanding-the-scottish-charity-regulators-red-flags

Vulnerable kids benefit thanks to the human rights act

OPINION 10 December 2015 Guest post

Families & Young People

Alastair Pringle explains how human rights laws have helped improve the lives of some of Scotland's most vulnerable young people

https://tfn.scot/opinion/vulnerable-kids-benefit-thanks-to-the-human-rights-act

Social enterprise and the desire for business to give back

OPINION 19 October 2016 Guest post

Management

Chris Smith, partner at law firm Gillespie Macandrew, on the benefits of social enterprise for both business and the community

https://tfn.scot/opinion/social-enterprise-and-the-desire-for-business-to-give-back

Brexit health and social care effects laid bare

NEWS 12 March 2019 by Gareth Jones

Management

New immigration rules are set to exacerbate recruitment issues within the sector, with less foreign workers but more people needing care

https://tfn.scot/news/brexit-health-and-social-care-effects-laid-bare

Glasgow to be the best place in Europe for LGBTI+ people

NEWS 1 December 2017 by Susan Smith

Families & Young People

A new agreement between Glasgow LGBTI third sector organisations and the city council aims to ensure Glasgow is an equality trailblazer

https://tfn.scot/news/glasgow-to-be-the-best-place-in-europe-for-lgbti

Govier is new MD at People’s Postcode Lottery

NEWS 4 May 2018 by Susan Smith

Management

Clara Govier has been promoted to managing director at the Edinburgh-based People's Postcode Lottery

https://tfn.scot/news/govier-is-new-md-at-peoples-postcode-lottery

Indiana Jones of surgery wins humanitarian award

NEWS 22 January 2016 by Susan Smith

Social Justice & Poverty

London doctor who has stared down the barrel of a gun wins the Robert Burns Humanitarian Award 2016

https://tfn.scot/news/indiana-jones-of-surgery-wins-humanitarian-award

Lotteries could raise ten times as much for charities

NEWS 24 April 2018 by Susan Smith

Management

Dame Kelly Holmes and the People's Postcode Lottery says limits on how much society lotteries can make should be increased tenfold

https://tfn.scot/news/lotteries-could-raise-ten-times-as-much-for-charities

It would have been nice to end the year on a cheerier note.

OPINION 1 December 2025 by Graham Martin

https://tfn.scot/opinion/it-would-have-been-nice-to-end-the-year-on-a-cheerier-note

Election 2019: Scottish Liberal Democrats

OPINION 20 November 2019 by Graham Martin

Management

Willie Rennie of the Scottish Liberal Democrats makes his party's election pitch to the third sector

https://tfn.scot/opinion/election-2019-scottish-liberal-democrats

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Understanding the Scottish charity regulator’s red flags

Vulnerable kids benefit thanks to the human rights act

Social enterprise and the desire for business to give back

Brexit health and social care effects laid bare

Glasgow to be the best place in Europe for LGBTI+ people

Govier is new MD at People’s Postcode Lottery

Indiana Jones of surgery wins humanitarian award

Lotteries could raise ten times as much for charities

It would have been nice to end the year on a cheerier note.

Election 2019: Scottish Liberal Democrats

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