Tag Archives: Charity Commission
Government policy and funding round up: June 2022
In our latest government policy and funding round-up, we explore rising costs for charities, changes to the annual return, and newly announced funds and bills. Continue reading
What can charities learn from the Charity Commission’s Kids Company report?
In this blog, we pull out lessons for charity trustees from the Charity Commission's recent report into the closure of Kids Company. Continue reading
Governance round-up: January 2022
In January's governance round-up, we share useful updates and resources for trustees – including guidance on submitting your organisation's annual returns. Continue reading
Governance round-up: December 2021
In December's governance round-up, we look back at 2021 and share the latest sector updates, training courses and events for trustees. Continue reading
What we think the culture secretary got wrong about charities
NCVO responds to Oliver Dowden's article in the Telegraph about the work of charities, their funding, and the role of the Charity Commission and chair. Continue reading
Governance round-up: July 2021
Trust in charities increases New research published by the Charity Commission shows that trust in charities is recovering to a six-year high. Continue reading
The Charity Commission’s report into the RNIB – issues for all trustees to think about
This blog draws out key lessons for trustees following the Charity Commission's statutory inquiry report into the RNIB Continue reading
Charity policy round-up: May 2020
As we enter the third month of lockdown, policy news continues to be focused on the issues that the covid-19 crisis is causing. Continue reading
Charity policy round-up: September 2019
This blog provides a summary of the key policy and regulatory developments for charities in the month of September 2019 Continue reading
Funding round-up: September 2019
This month, what the government's spending round means for charities, news on the UK shared prosperity fund, no-deal Brexit funding, and more Continue reading
