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Anstruther RNLI stalwart chalks up 30 years of service
A volunteer with the Anstruther lifeboat has passed yet another milestone. (...)
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Trust chairman steps down after helping to secure Whitehall Theatre's future
The chairman of the Whitehall Theatre Trust has stepped down, now that the future of the venue is on a firmer footing. (...)
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'Misunderstood and undervalued' — call for change in how Scotland treats volunteers
Scotland runs the risk of falling into a ''social recession'', the head of a national reform organisation has warned. (...)
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Hester's in a hurry after fundraising mix-up
An email mix-up has left a Dundee teenager with just one month to raise £2,000 to take part in an international volunteer programme. (...)
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East Neuk First Responders reflect on a life-changing year
A group of dedicated Fife volunteers have been credited with saving dozens of lives after being called to more than 200 "life threatening emergencies" in the last year alone. (...)
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Whitehall Theatre Trust says the show must go on, despite operating company's liquidation
The fate of the Whitehall Theatre is shrouded in mystery after claims that the final curtain had fallen were disputed. (...)
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Peter Tait named Volunteer of the Year by Woodland Trust
Peter Tait of Longforgan has won the Woodland Trust's Volunteer of the Year award, after undertaking the job as voluntary warden at Huntly Wood for several years. (...)
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Order of St John award for patient transport volunteer
A Wellbank man who regularly gets up at 6am to transport kidney patients to hospital from all over Angus has been appointed a Member of the Order of St John by the Queen. (...)
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RNLI issues invitation to join the heroes of Arbroath lifeboat
People from all walks of life — from former CEOs and company directors to an ambulance driver and students — are joining forces to save lives at sea as part of the crew of the Arbroath lifeboat. (...)
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Thanks to all who have helped Ghanaian burns unit evolve
A St Andrews surgeon has paid tribute to all the people from Tayside and Fife who helped a tiny burns unit in Africa reach its 10th year. (...)
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Don't write off the 'Big Society', says charity worker
The manager of a Dundee charity shop believes the voluntary sector will be able to play a key role as part of David Cameron's 'Big Society'. (...)
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RNLI's praise for 'highly commendable' volunteers
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) in Scotland praised crew members in Angus who are going beyond the call of duty in their commitment to saving lives at sea. (...)
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Snow continues to produce heart-warming tales of community spirit
The adverse weather is blighting the daily routines of everyone in Tayside and Fife, but it has also brought out the best in people. (...)
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Cancer Research UK's recognition for Kay Hay
A kind-hearted Perth woman has been recognised for her long-standing dedication to and hard work for Cancer Research UK. (...)
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Deported Alonso family yearn for home in Crieff
A heartbroken Perthshire family have told of their woes after being deported due to what has been labelled "bureaucratic bungling" by the UK Border Agency. (...)
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Environmental group sees recessionary rise in illegal dumping
Fly-tipping in Dundee has been exacerbated by the economic downturn, according to one ecological group. (...)
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Anger at return of graffiti to Riverside Drive
Hoardings on Riverside Drive that were cleared of graffiti just three months ago have been targeted again in the latest of a spate of incidents in the city. (...)
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Volunteers' dedication to Girlguiding rewarded
A total of 160 adult volunteers from Girlguiding Fife have been recognised for their dedication at the organisation's annual award ceremony. (...)
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Fisheries museum looks to preserve boat-building skills
An East Neuk project which aims to preserve the boat-building skills of the early fishing industry has taken a step forward. (...)
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Body Positive boost from student nurse Hannah
A Dundee student nurse has raised £1400 for a charity after she was told they were too poor to train her as a volunteer. (...)
