BUSINESS SUPPORTERS GROUP Energy Action Scotland (EAS) is the national charity which aims to end fuel poverty and promote warm, dry homes for all in Scotland. To achieve these aims, EAS works in partnership with a range

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Introduction National Energy Action (NEA) and Energy Action Scotland (EAS) are national charities working to increase investment in energy efficiency to tackle fuel poverty in vulnerable households. NEA operates in Wale

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Briefing Note from Emergency Food Aid in Scotland Glasgow event 30th April 2015 Following the publication of our recent research, the Poverty Alliance is running a series of regional workshop events for those involved in

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a Throughout the last decade, the rate of premature deaths in Scotland has been much higher than in England and Wales Deaths of those aged under 65 per 100,000 aged

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PRESS RELEASE 1st December 2014 Addressing fuel poverty in Scotland’s traditional homes Experts are to advise Scottish Government that fuel poverty, which already affects 27% of Scottish households1, could be significa

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• Energy
• Fuel poverty
• Heating
• Socioeconomics
• Energy efficiency in British housing
• Energy in the United Kingdom
• Energy policy
• Energy economics

Premature deaths are much higher in Scotland than elsewhere, for both men and women Deaths of those aged under 65 per 100,000 aged under 65, after standardising to a constant European age structure

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d Throughout the last decade, the rate of deaths amongst those aged 55 to 64 in Scotland has been at least a quarter higher than in England and Wales for both men and women

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‘Fit for whose purpose? The changing nature of faith based contributions to single homelessness service interventions in Scotland Fiona Jackson PhD student, Heriot-Watt University

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• Poverty
• Socioeconomics
• Sociology
• Personal life
• Busking
• Homelessness
• Humanitarian aid

c The rate of infant deaths in Scotland is somewhat lower than that in most of the other regions of the UK Infant deaths per 1,000 live births

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Monitoring poverty and social exclusion in Scotland 2010

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