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EU citizens need guarantees
NEWS
16 January 2020
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Families & Young People
2 comments
The Human Rights Consortium Scotland has produced a series of videos that call for an automatic right to stay for EU nationals residing in Scotland
Crackdown on high-interest lending
NEWS
31 May 2018
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Social Justice & Poverty
Charities have welcomed plans to curb prices charged by rent-to-own companies, but want to see banks face overdraft fee limits
Cyclone Idai appeal launched
NEWS
20 March 2019
by
Social Justice & Poverty
Millions of people across three African countries have been affected by the natural disaster
Climate change will devastate world’s wildlife
NEWS
14 March 2018
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Environment & International
Half of plant and animal species in the world’s most naturally rich areas could face local extinction by the turn of the century due to climate change
https://tfn.scot/news/climate-change-will-devastate-worlds-wildlife
Charity condemns red kite slaughter
NEWS
28 August 2015
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Environment & International
RSPB Scotland has confirmed the slaughter of two rare and protected birds of prey
2015: The year for climate action
OPINION
19 January 2015
Guest post
Environment & International
Tom Ballantine on why we should all be connecting with the global climate movement
A mentor’s point of view
OPINION
30 January 2018
Guest post
Management
Philippa Bonella explains why she's a mentor with third sector leadership body ACOSVO
A simple way to come up with a theory of change
OPINION
13 November 2018
Guest post
Management
Matt Kepple explains how charities care measure their impact with a simple theory of change
https://tfn.scot/opinion/a-simple-way-to-come-up-with-a-theory-of-change
Age is no barrier to learning digital skills
OPINION
26 August 2015
Guest post
Health & Social Care
2 comments
​Joyce Lamont, manager of Dalmuir Online, tells how her Silver Surfers have a head start on the younger generation
https://tfn.scot/opinion/age-is-no-barrier-to-learning-digital-skills
Don’t ever accept you are homeless
FEATURE
6 April 2016
by
Regeneration & Housing
​Sharon Jonesy believes the only way homeless people can move into secure permanent accommodation is by constantly challenging local authorities