John Swinney Launches Fund to Fight the Far Right in Scotland
The three-year programme will back community groups fighting racism and far-right activity across Scotland, with Swinney saying words alone are not enough.
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John Swinney splurges £30million of taxpayers' money on fund to 'fight the far-right' in Scotland
John Swinney has announced he will splurge £30million of British taxpayers' money on a fund to combat the so-called "far-right" in Scotland.The Scottish First Minister used his leader's speech at the Scottish National Party conference in Aberdeen to unveil plans for the "Scotland Together" fund. The SNP leader told attendees the country must "unite" to “face down the forces of division and hate”. Mr Swinney claimed the best way to “combat the ri…
£30m Scotland Together Fund to tackle poverty, disadvantage, and racism
Community projects and services working to tackle poverty and inequality in some of Scotland’s most disadvantaged communities across Scotland will share in more than £30 million over the next three years, First Minister John Swinney has announced. The new Scotland Together Fund will support grassroots organisations to address pressing issues facing communities affected by poverty, disadvantage, and racism from 2027/28.
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