Scotland’s consumers most often ask the Financial Ombudsman Service for help resolving problems with PPI, payday loans, current accounts, packaged bank accounts and credit cards, its complaints data shows. Continue reading PPI, bank accounts, payday loans & credit cards top Scotland’s financial complaints
Bridgend Farmhouse are offering people the chance to buy a “Community Share” to become part owner of Bridgend Farmhouse. Continue reading Bridgend Farmhouse offering Community Shares
A recent study has revealed that, contrary to Government proposals, tenants in Scotland don’t want three-year tenancies, with only 6.4 percent stating that they would prefer a tenancy lasting three years, fewer than the average of 7.2 percent for the whole of the UK. Continue reading Tenants don’t want three year tenancies
Edinburgh Business School – Heriot Watt University
‘Social Enterprise as a Context of Poverty’ project Continue reading Researchers looking to interview self-employed or freelance workers
A new strategy will be developed to tackle inequality and promote access to facilities for getting fit and active in Edinburgh. Continue reading Equality to be at the heart of Edinburgh’s physical activity and sports strategy
Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee has launched a new inquiry into the relationship between the UK and Scottish Governments. Continue reading Scottish Affairs committee to examine relationship between the UK and Scottish Governments
Alison Johnstone, Health spokesperson for the Scottish Greens and MSP for Lothian, has expressed concern at the high level of delayed discharges – people stuck in hospital beds awaiting social care. Continue reading Delayed Discharges: Green MSP Concerned At Lothian Levels
Saturday 15th September 2 – 4.15pm
A wide range of arts, sports and community projects across Scotland are today celebrating a National Lottery cash boost of £637,778. Continue reading Lottery cash for local projects
