Category: General News
A round up of all news articles published by the TSI
Latest OSCR Sector Overview Report
The latest version of the Sector Overview Report is now available, providing an outline of the charity sector in Scotland...
Election date is here!
After a long six week general election campaign, voting day is finally here! No matter what your point of view...
General Election 2024 – local hustings: A chance to shape the next five years
During these times of social media memes, financial pressures and global insecurity it is perhaps easy to cynically think that...
OSCR Sector Overview Report
The Sector Overview Report has been released this month by OSCR. The report provides an outline of the charity sector...
TSI Network conference hears from JRF that poverty is a policy choice
In a stark message to the first TSI Network Scotland conference in seven years, Chris Birt, of the Joseph Rowntree...
Community Wealth Building reports published – so what next?
Two new reports on Community Wealth Building in Argyll and Bute have now been published. However, Argyll and Bute’s Community...
Poppy’s Place ~ bringing peace & tranquillity to bereaved families
Anam Cara Fasgadh was founded in 2018 by 4 friends who are passionate about supporting families affected by the death...
Argyll and Bute Rape Crisis
Argyll and Bute Rape Crisis have launched a video showing the scope of their work https://www.rapecrisiscentre-argyll-bute.org.uk/
Shaping Our Future Service: Your Say
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has launched an online survey whilst they consider future changes to their emergency...
Review of charity regulation consultation
Following the recent improvements to the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005, Scottish Government has launched a consultation as...
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policies
Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) policies serve as the cornerstone for creating an inclusive environment where everyone receives fair, respectful,...
Surprise changes to Community Planning model
Last week’s Argyll and Bute CPP Management Committee introduced and approved a new model for Community Planning with four tiers...
