Letters

Over three-quarters of a million households are now living in fuel poverty, with the number considered to be in extreme fuel poverty growing most rapidly

The devastating impact of cuts to housing benefit both on individuals and wider society is now beyond doubt

Rather than putting pressure on the Scottish Government to cut vital expenditure on education, health or energy efficiency,Westminster should free up the fossil fuel levy funding for urgent additional investment in renewables and establish a genuine Green Investment Bank

At Community Service Volunteers (CSV) we certainly agree with Reform Scotland (Scots should get a Gap Year option at home, TFN 22 Oct): we already provide that opportunity in Scotland and across the

THE government has committed £2bn to reform benefits, to make the system fairer and to help people get back into work

A scheme to force people to work without pay is at best an unwelcome distraction from what really works to increase employment

We are extremely concerned about the UK Border Agency terminating its housing contract with Glasgow City Council

Amnesty International welcomes British prime minister David Cameron’s address to Peking University this week

The Royal Bank of Scotland has just announced a number of changes to its fee structure, including a new daily fee of £6 for people who exceed their agreed overdraft limit by £

As winter approaches natural food sources for Scotland’s birds, such as fallen fruit, berries and insects start to dwindle, and some species will rely on human help to ensure they keep their energy up