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Food Train unveils ambitious expansion plan
NEWS
13 February 2026
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Management
Social Justice & Poverty
Health & Social Care
Regeneration & Housing
Older people’s charity aims to massively increase reach over next five years as concerns around malnutrition grow
https://tfn.scot/news/food-train-unveils-ambitious-expansion-plan
Charities show solidarity with MSP after attacks on identity and immigration status
NEWS
15 May 2026
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Management
Social Justice & Poverty
Dr Q Manivannan has endured days of abuse following their election
Easy money: is foundation giving the future of charity funding, or is it just a lottery?
FEATURE
18 October 2018
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Funding & Finance
Trusts and foundations are becoming ever more important in the face of drastic public spending cuts. TFN finds out how the sector is coping with demand.
Worried sick by benefits cuts
FEATURE
12 May 2014
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Health & Social Care
​Mental health issues are hard enough to cope with but welfare cuts are making people's health worse
A buzzing social business
FEATURE
22 May 2014
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Environment & International
Kelvin Valley Honey is a buzzing social enterprise set to take off across the country
The games was a health boost for Glasgow
FEATURE
4 August 2014
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Social Justice & Poverty
Health and poverty in Glasgow might go hand-in-hand but some academics believe the two are not linked
https://tfn.scot/features/a-health-boost-for-the-sick-man-of-europe
Chief encounters: James Jopling
FEATURE
2 October 2014
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Management
James Jopling, director for Scotland at Breakthrough Breast Cancer, on netball, sausage dogs and taking the long road to the top
Chief encounters: Mo Usman talks facing pro-Russian militia to battling social media
FEATURE
1 September 2015
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Health & Social Care
​From challenging an armed pro-Russian militia soldier to toiling with Facebook – life has been varied for the head of Recovery North
Chief encounters:Â Does society recognise the enormous contribution made by charities?
FEATURE
11 January 2016
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Families & Young People
​A trip by train to Aberdeen is more preferable than a flight to New York for Mary De la Peña MBE, chief executive of Children’s University Scotland
Chief Encounters: Heather Gray believes children can do anything with the right support
FEATURE
23 August 2016
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Management
​Heather Gray of Cosgrove Care on her top tourist destination, magnetic musicians, and the thrill of sharing success with a team