In this issue.

• Routes out of Crisis - we report on a project that supports people with complex, inter-related issues.
• Tackling problem housing - a campaign to improve conditions in Dalmarnock Village, a legacy of the 2014 Commonwealth Games. 
• Social Policy partnerships -  the benefits of pooling resources across clusters of bureau.
• Heat networks - consumer protections are finally in place for this growing area of heat provision.
• Council Tax project - an update on they impact of a network project to improve Council Tax debt practices.

In this issue:

• Scotland Demands Better - the network joins the call for change
• Skye and Lochalsh CAB on their research into the impact of a ban on wood burning stoves in their rural community
• A groundbreaking project looking at poverty stigma through the eyes of local school pupils in West Dunbartonshire
• CAS launches it's new strategy at the annual conference in Edinburgh in November
• Digital exclusion and a scheme that puts devices in people's pockets 

In this issue:

• network evidence, as seen through a human rights lens -  the UN is listening
• Penicuik CAB on the secrets of  establishing long-term volunteer relationships and developing new ones
• legal aid - sterling work from Stirling CAB on highlighting the gaps in access to legal aid in parts of the country
• island life - the unique challenges of managing a volunteer workforce in remote areas
• foreCASt - a year on and the network's data and insight webinar is going from strength to strength
• a welcome windfall - the story behind the Foundation Scotland award which will benefit every CAB in the network.