Author Archives: Elizabeth Chamberlain
The great society lotteries debate: It goes on
Our response to the DCMS consultation on society lottery reform, including whether caps on the size of society lotteries and on prizes should be increased. Continue reading
Public policy round-up: August 2018
An overview of some of the key policy and regulatory developments of relevance to charities that happened in August 2018 Continue reading
The civil society strategy: What you need to know
The main themes and key recommendations of the government's civil society strategy, with our commentary. Continue reading
Public policy round-up: June–July 2018
A midsummer update on the key policy and regulatory developments relevant to charities for the months of June and July 2018 Continue reading
Public policy round-up: May 2018
This blog provides a summary of some of the key regulatory and policy developments relevant to charities that happened in May 2018. Continue reading
Public policy round-up: April 2018
A summary of the key policy and regulatory developments during the last month, including publication of the final report from the House of Commons committee on citizenship and civic engagement, highlights from our Annual Conference, and the future of the National Lottery. Continue reading
Public Policy Round-Up: March 2018
This blog provides a summary of some of the key policy and regulatory developments affecting charities in the month of March 2018 Continue reading
Charity Commission Safeguarding Summit: What you need to know
This blog provides a first hand account of the discussions about safeguarding during the summit called by the Charity Commission and the Office for Civil Society with UK charities Continue reading
Public policy round-up: February 2018
This blog provides a summary of some of the key policy and regulatory developments relevant to charities for the month of February 2018 Continue reading
Road Ahead 2018 – what does this year have in store for charities?
We look at some of the opportunities and challenges for charities in the coming year, according to findings in our new report The Road Ahead 2018. Continue reading
