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Finding the time to raise neurodiverse children alongside part-time learning is tough, but help is at hand in Scotland.
Raising neurodiverse children brings plenty of rewards, but it can also brings a very particular set of challenges. If your child has additional support needs, such as autism or ADHD...
In Scotland, there are significant rules and protections in place for tenants facing eviction, and it’s important to understand these so that you can ensure what your landlord is doing...
Here is an overview of some of the main points of the UK autumn budget 2024, and how it might affect you.
When you owe debt, sometimes your bank account will be frozen until it is repaid. This is called a bank arrestment, and whilst it is perfectly legal in Scotland, it...
The 16 Days of Action is a worldwide campaign aimed at raising awareness of violence against women and girls.
Homelessness is a serious issue in Scotland. It affects hundreds of families and individuals each year, and has a damaging effect on mental health.
It’s easy to organise a fantastic party with not a lot of money - if you know how. Here's how to organise a party and be thrifty about it.
With just a little preparation and understanding adults can prepare neurodiverse children for school getting them excited and happy about what's to come.
Do you think you have received a TV licensing scam email, or from anyone else? Then speak to us at the East Dunbartonshire Citizen’s Advice for help.
Volunteers are the backbone of many charitable organisations, including the East Dunbartonshire Citizens Advice Bureau.
Whether you're a first-time voter or a seasoned participant in the electoral process, here’s everything you need to know to make sure your vote counts in the UK General Election...
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