Social Equality
Number of people in temporary homes almost halved in Midlothian
The number of individuals and families in temporary homes has almost halved in the last ...
By Luke Jackson, Midlothian View
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Report on children’s audiology services is a “first step in the process of change”
An Independent Review of Audiology Services in Scotland has made 55 recommendations for improving governance, structure, education, ...
By Fiona Grahame, The Orkney News
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Shetland: Twenty million pounds boost to unlock construction of 300 affordable homes in Lerwick
Social landlord Hjaltland Housing Association announced on Tuesday that local firm Garriock Bros Ltd will ...
By Hans J Marter, Shetland News
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£418,000 project to revamp homes for Ukrainian refugees in Helensburgh
Empty homes in Helensburgh are being brought back into use for Ukrainian refugees. The 24 ...
By The Lochside Press
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Building more affordable homes in Shetland is a challenge and it’s not because of a lack of funding
Bryan Leask was speaking after the association’s new £6.25 million Berryview scheme in Scalloway was ...
By Hans J Marter, Shetland News
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Argyll and Bute: Minister of Defence historic buildings are still empty, despite the housing emergency
Historic houses owned by the Ministry of Defence are still standing empty – despite a ...
By The Lochside Press
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How the Roma community in Govanhill built a peer approach to removing barriers
A recent independent review of health and health inequalities in Scotland made for sobering reading. ...
By Benjamin Kritikos, Greater Govanhill
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Making big tech pay for the UK news they use
The news can be a profitable business, but profits have been lining the wrong pockets. ...
By Hani Barghouthi, Public Interest News Foundation
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Forging connections through digital inclusion
”It’s freedom to know that I’m not going to run out of data, and I ...
By Bonnie Thomson, Greater Govanhill
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Rising numbers of pensioners living in poverty
The rise in the cost of living is negatively impacting people’s lives, and older people ...
By Fiona Grahame, The Orkney News
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Kairos Kitchen: a healing space for migrant women in Paisley
How a cookery group helps Black, Asian, minority ethnic and migrant women to build friendships, ...
By Laura Ndanuko, Migrant Women Press
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How a group of residents became lifesavers for one peninsula
When ambulance cover for a community in Argyll and Bute was cut back, a group ...
By Julian Calvert, The Lochside Press
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