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Permission has been granted to resume power generation at the Hunterston B nuclear plant.

Walking charity Paths for All will host the event at the Scottish parliament in September.

Siblings Reunited provides supervised contact for children who have been separated in the care system.

St. Vincent’s Hospice has launched a new challenge after its Step Up walk was called off.

Glasgow City Council has strongly denied Shelter Scotland’s accusations that it denies homeless people vital support.

PC Andrew Harper, who was killed last week, had planned to undertake a gruelling challenge for charity.

The SURF Awards highlight, celebrate and share the achievements of community projects

More than 20 health organisations have called for the Scottish Government to take action on multi-buy promotions for unhealthy food

Stereotypical gags lead to stigma says charity

Calum’s Cabin will be able to support more families thanks to a donation from the STV Children’s Appeal.

Free financial advice service, Money Talk Team, helps low income households save more than £6 million

Age Scotland has said plans to increase the state pension age to 75 will have a devastating impact on poverty

Online giant has launched a new scheme in partnership with third-sector organisations.

Westburn House in Aberdeen is likely to fall into ruin without urgent repairs.

Proposals would destroy Canna’s natural heritage, according to the Trust.

The Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) has made an urgent call for politicians to work together to prevent a

​Council has persistently failed to house homeless people despite 47 dying last year on its streets

Next month the bucket trail draws to a close

Around 3000 participants took part in the event on Sunday.

Bonus payments come under scrutiny

Celebrations as brothers win right to stay in Scotland

Campaigners dispute OSCR’s FoI charging stance

Has Pride become too commercial?

The work of charity that helps Gurkhas who have settled in Scotland has been recognised

The Poverty and Inequality Commission will provide key advice to the Scottish Government

​People with epilepsy are being treated unfairly when it comes to assessing their disability

They are at risk of being evicted

Two charity awards finalists from the same category in a national award ceremony have come together to bring a smile

New figures show 19% of Scots are aged 65 or over.

Three organisations have teamed up to improve volunteer practice in Scotland

Pupils in Edinburgh would only be allowed one day of protest each year under new proposals.

Locals hope to raise £55,000 to buy the hotel in Gartmore from its current owners.

Restructure looks to save £7m a year

Painting owned by the National Trust had been attributed to Renaissance master Raphael.

Groups braved torrential rain to raise money for the Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity.

The Scottish Charity Regulator is advertising for a new permanent chief executive

Charging for requests would deter people from abusing the system, according to OSCR.

YMCA Scotland has started using new techniques to help young people into employment

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said the creativity of charities can help reduce drug deaths in Scotland

Charity demands urgent investigation

Events will run throughout next month – and will take place across two local authority areas

The Armed Services Advice Project has been called a “real success story”.

The Patrons of Cowane’s Hospital Trust have gained more than £300,000 to help repair the landmark Stirling building

The Edinburgh Furniture Initiative is seeking urgent donations after stock was damaged during flooding last week

YouthLink Scotland is spearheading a project to examine the impact of global warming on Scotland’s coastline.

Four youngsters from the RNIB youth club took to the skies over Dundee.

A new initiative from the Prince Trust offers young people the advice they need to improve their lives.

Figures have shown people from minority backgrounds are less likely to access support services.

​Grouse shooting is killing natural habitats say campaigners

The 11-strong group undertook an intensive six-week course to prepare them for bar and hotel work.

​Scotland first needs to get its own house in order say campaigners

Campaigners say evictions are often illegal

Staff are leaving third sector and private care providers for better paid council nurseries

A programme to teach prisoners how to save lives is being rolled out after a successful pilot

The Youth Scotland Rural Action Fund aims to support young people in isolated areas of Scotland

Euan’s Guide has handed out tens of thousands of cards that highlight the importance of red cords in disabled toilets

A new charity challenge is aiming to get people fit and healthy, whilst raising vital funds for good causes

Time to Shine will be rolled out across the UK thanks to a £3.3m grant.

A revamp of the FareShare depot in Edinburgh is set to help feed 2,000 more vulnerable people

The operator has scrapped plans to remove the fee for using facilities at four stations.

Workplace for Good allows organisations to utilise Facebook to boost opportunities

Tags allow researchers to monitor birds and investigate when they go missing.

This year’s march celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising.

Kate Wimpress will oversee the organisation and functioning of the Assembly alongside former Labour MEP David Martin.

Historical memorabilia that could help trigger memories is being collected at Co-op Funeralcare branches in Glasgow.

Somer Umeed Bakhsh’s family fled Pakistan after receiving death threats.

Charity offers support to anyone stressed by exam performance.

Former Samaritans executive James Jopling will take on the role in September.

More businesses are giving employees the opportunity to donate directly through their pay,

Charity recommends three proposals to help tenants find and keep homes.

Bobby Gillespie, Annie Lennox and Calvin Harris support plans to expand care centre.

Young birds can become confused after they leave their burrows on the Firth of Forth.

New figures reveal a £1bn shortfall in payments collected from non-resident parents.

Charity’s findings contradict recent Care Inspectorate report.