Niall Christie is a Casual Trainee Journalist at The National Newspaper. He focuses on themes of culture and society, with particular attention to accessibility, civil rights, diversity and inclusion, gender issues, LGBTQ+ interests, mental health, and climate policy. Niall's work has been featured in The National Newspaper.
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Niall Christie's articles predominantly focus on local charities, social issues, and government-related news in the context of Scotland. To effectively reach out to Niall, consider providing unique insights or exclusive coverage related to charity work, social impact initiatives, or local government policies within Scotland. As his geographic focus is local and his coverage heavily features press releases and government announcements, offering access to key figures within Scottish charities or governmental bodies could be particularly appealing for potential story angles.
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By: Niall Christie
RSABI announced the milestone as part of Mental Health Awareness Week
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The Joseph Rowntree Foundation said there is currently no credible plan to meet targets.
The move comes ahead of the UK hosting this week’s Global Partnerships Conference.
Lord Malcolm Offord is director and secretary of the Badenoch Trust.
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Voluntary Health Scotland published the report on Tuesday
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Total of over £339,000 awarded across 24 community projects nationwide.
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Inquiry remains open while trust is given an opportunity to resolve breach of charity legislation
The ICAI said conflict, climate change and aid budgets falling are exacerbating existing issues.
A new partnership in Ayrshire has developed the groundbreaking programme.
The regulator set out its focus of work for the next three years.
