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A community fundraiser helped rally the funds for the project. A project that transformed a 140-year-old building on the Isle of Lewis into a new community hub has been officially opened by the Princess Royal.

The potentially dangerous material puts the properties are at risk of collapse.

Demand for the chemical is growing despite the fact it is banned in the EU and unlicenced in the UK.

The Scottish Government says improvement plans are being looked at. Businesses in Fort William are warning traffic congestion in and around the town is at ‘crisis point'.

Having opened fifteen years ago, Benaiah has welcomed women from all over the country and beyond.

Cheryl says she was saved at an Aberdeenshire refuge for women with drugs and alcohol addiction.

The Bedawi family moved to Aberdeen more than 12 years ago but visit family and friends back home in Lebanon often.

Only 50% of disabled people are in a job compared to 80% of non-disabled people. There's a warning disabled people have been left behind after the pandemic.

Piping Routes is giving young people the opportunity to learn an instrument.

People at one support group say immediate action is needed. A report published as part of Challenge Poverty Week has revealed the link between those living in poverty and with a disability.