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Fewer than one in eight parents happy with work-life balance

NEWS 3 October 2016 by Gavin Stuart

Families & Young People

Fewer than one in eight working parents in Scotland feel they have the right balance between home and work life, a poll has revealed

https://tfn.scot/news/fewer-than-one-in-eight-parents-happy-with-work-life-balance

Charity awarded £450,000 to get people cycling again

NEWS 19 September 2016 by Paul Cardwell

Culture & Leisure

Cycling UK is running its Big Bike Revival project in Scotland for the first time after being awarded government cash

https://tfn.scot/news/charity-awarded-450000-to-get-people-cycling

Reid Foundation marred by internal wrangling

NEWS 21 July 2014 by Third Force News Guest

Social Justice & Poverty

Founding members of thinktank set up in memory of trade union leader Jimmy Reid fight over its future

https://tfn.scot/news/reid-foundation-marred-by-internal-wrangling

Plan to get more Scots online

NEWS 1 May 2014 by Paul Cardwell

Culture & Leisure

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Determination to see Scotland become a world-leading digital nation by 2020

https://tfn.scot/news/plan-to-get-more-scots-online

Renewable energy levels hit record high

NEWS 27 March 2014 by Paul Cardwell

Environment & International

Almost half of Scotland's electricity usage was created by renewable energy sources last year

https://tfn.scot/news/renewable-energy-levels-hit-record-high

Housing associations have cash in the bank

NEWS 1 April 2014 by Paul Cardwell

Regeneration & Housing

Most social landlords remain financially sound and are coping with current economic challenges according to the Scottish Housing Regulator

https://tfn.scot/news/regulator-says-social-landlords-financial-health-is-good

Glasgow student faces grave danger if deported

NEWS 21 March 2016 by Rab Armour

Social Justice & Poverty

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Fears for safety of highly regarded Glasgow student after Home Office moves to deport him

https://tfn.scot/news/glasgow-student-faces-grave-danger-if-deported

An effective board should lie at the heart of charity resilience

OPINION 5 December 2017 Guest post

Management

Steph Taylor argues board development is vital for charity success

https://tfn.scot/opinion/an-effective-board-should-lie-at-the-heart-of-charity-reslience

Charities are ideally placed to think and act differently

OPINION 27 February 2020 Guest post

Culture & Leisure

Adam Lang says Civic Scotland must take the lead in acting boldly to solve social problems

https://tfn.scot/opinion/charities-are-ideally-placed-to-think-and-act-differently

Can a basic income revolutionise social security?

NEWS 31 January 2019 by Susan Smith

Regeneration & Housing

2 comments

A new report explores ways Scotland can learn from international pilot programmes exploring how to provide a basic income for all citizens

https://tfn.scot/news/can-a-basic-income-revolutionise-social-security

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Fewer than one in eight parents happy with work-life balance

Charity awarded £450,000 to get people cycling again

Reid Foundation marred by internal wrangling

Plan to get more Scots online

Renewable energy levels hit record high

Housing associations have cash in the bank

Glasgow student faces grave danger if deported

An effective board should lie at the heart of charity resilience

Charities are ideally placed to think and act differently

Can a basic income revolutionise social security?

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