UNCOVERED: Aberlour - Caught on Camera

Women more likely than men to be in poverty due to public debt, research finds

The study was commissioned by Aberlour Children’s Charity, One Parent Families Scotland, and Trussell.

Evening Standard · Nov 25, 2025

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Evening Standard · Nov 11, 2024

SNP call for Labour to introduce emergency child poverty measures in special debate

THE SNP have challenged Labour​ to introduce an emergency child poverty budget immediately after the election, ahead of a special debate on…

The National (Scotland) · Jun 17, 2024

Pour dads a dram for Father's Day with three-day tour visiting iconic distilleries

The four-stop ‘Whisked Away Distillery Tour’ is the perfect trip for a three-day getaway through the beauty and adventure of North-East of Scotland

Wales Online · Jun 15, 2022

Scottish Government urges councils to help families unable to afford school meals

The Scottish Government has urged local authorities to “do all they can” to help families struggling to pay for their children’s school meals

The National (Scotland) · Jun 6, 2022

Over £1m owed by families in Scotland who cannot pay for school meals

Exclusive: Report for Aberlour children’s charity reveals scale of school meal debt for first time

The Guardian - UK · Jun 6, 2022

Man who was drugged and abused by teacher when he was 12 wins pay-out from school

The teacher photographed the attack

Wales Online · May 27, 2022

Six-figure legal settlement for man abused by teacher when he was 12

John Findlay took legal action against Aberlour House School, which has now merged with Gordonstoun.

The Independent UK · May 27, 2022

More than £1.5 million allocated to help people in Dumfries and Galloway affected by drug use

We Are With You, Aberlour and NHS Dumfries and Galloway will use the cash over the next five years

Daily Record · Apr 5, 2022

Benefits cheat who conned taxpayers out of £40,000 walks free and ordered to pay £1

Diane Halkotold the Department of Work and Pensions she had a severe disability and could only go a short distance with the aid of a walking stick - but at the same time she was working for Angus Council and Aberlour Childcare Trust and showed no signs of mobility problems

Daily Mirror · Feb 10, 2022