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CAS is a safe place to work now, says new chair
NEWS
29 March 2017
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Social Justice & Poverty
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Citizens Advice Scotland believes the organisation has now turned a corner with a strong board and governance
https://tfn.scot/news/cas-is-a-safe-place-to-work-now-says-new-chair
Putting your trust in trustees
OPINION
18 February 2014
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Management
should respond to recent negative media coverage of the role of trustees with a robust approach to governance
Not waving but drowning: so who’s to blame?
OPINION
14 March 2018
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Management
1 comment
Robert Armour questions whether blame for a housing association's continued governance woes should be
https://tfn.scot/opinion/for-the-good-of-your-community-resign
Letter to Scottish MPs - UK Budget: Impact of NI changes on charities in your constituency
5 November 2024
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supporting our communities.Together with sister organisations across the UK, we are calling on the government,TSI Scotland Network letter to Angela Rayner, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities & Local Government
Letter to Scottish MPs: UK Budget: Support the voluntary sector in your constituency Â
23 October 2024
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To make progress the UK Government must: Move forward with multi-year funding Provide Scotland with a,Angela Rayner, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities & Local GovernmentSCVO Briefing Scottish Government
Citizens Advice Scotland slammed in damning report
NEWS
9 August 2016
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Social Justice & Poverty
The report into the independent review into the governance of Citizens Advice Scotland has been published
https://tfn.scot/news/citizens-advice-scotland-slammed-in-damning-report
The Civil Effect: Bringing efficiency, innovation and community capability to our framework of public services commissioning
favour exclusive state provision arguing that services can only be public if delivered by central government
Canaries in the coal mine? What wave 9 of the Scottish Third Sector Tracker tells us, and where it has me asking questions
27 January 2025
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saw a decrease or withdrawal of funding during this time (8% of respondents mentioned Scottish Government
CivTech
CivTech is a Scottish Government programme that brings people from the public, private and third sectors together to build things that make the world a better place.The Round 11 Challenges are focused across a wide range of areas including education, the natural environments (land and marine), the economy and health, core government functions, the Gaelic language, and more. Individuals, teams, pre-starts, start-ups, early stage or established SMEs, and large companies are all welcome to apply. For more details on the process and to view all of the current challenges, visit the CivTech website.
Survey: charity trustees tell TFN about your experience
NEWS
25 September 2018
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Management
Good charity governance is more important than ever before.