The European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is fundamental to our democracy and enables ordinary people, of all backgrounds, to hold the state and public bodies accountable. These rights are needed more than ever in an unstable world, with growing political polarisation and authoritarianism, environmental instability and technological upheaval, to ensure the dignity of us all. The ECHR was born out of the horrors of World War II, with the UK playing a leading role, setting

In May, the Edinburgh Council Policy & Sustainability Committee decided that the policy of charging for transport to/from day services...

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Edinburgh Carers Survey 2023 – Have your say! Every two years, VOCAL conducts a Carer Survey to help us and our partners ...