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A Glasgow app has been launched in a bid to reduce the risk of re-offending.

The annual awards celebrate the work of charities and the difference they make to society

Penny Fosten joins Arts 4 Dementia after four years at the National Suicide Prevention Alliance

A new report published today has revealed that seriously injured trauma patients attended by Wales Air Ambulance have a “significantly increased” chance of survival. The service, which attends life and limb-threatening emergencies, has become an important part of the critical care provision within Wales. It attends patients who have suffered a serious medical issue as […]

The charity is one of many civil society organisations and community groups to have launched appeals to support people affected by the Russian invasion of the country

Highlands and Islands businesses and organisations can access specialist digital advice online.

Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts is expected to call for a reduction in the time period during which election proceedings are deemed to be active for campaigning purposes

Retirement is an anticipated release for working adults, but according to Labour Minister Colin Jordan many Barbadians are approaching retirement age without a plan.  The Minister of Labour, Social Security and the Third Sector is urging

The awards recognise businesses that have made a significant contribution to the work of civil society organisations

DURING the pandemic we have seen businesses having to close their doors; lay off employees; freeze hiring or furlough staff whilst other sectors…