Tag Archives: Charity law and regulation
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 it says about regulation
What the commitments in the government's civil society strategy mean for charity law and regulation. Continue reading
Volunteering round-up: August 2018
This month, we respond to the civil society strategy and the government responds to the Full-Time Social Action review. Plus, thoughts on festival volunteering, automatic disqualification, and more Continue reading
The civil society strategy: What it says about campaigning
The civil society strategy sets out a positive new tone on campaigning, but what does it mean in practice? Continue reading
The civil society strategy: What it says about funding and finance
For a long time government has said that it wants to make it easier for charities, particularly smaller ones, to access funding. The civil society strategy lays out some ways this could happen. Continue reading
Trust in charities hasn’t improved – what can we do?
New research shows public trust in charities is still in the doldrums. What might turn it around? 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
The Charity Governance Code at one year old
In this blog post, Dan Francis reflects on what the Charity Governance Code has achieved so far, one year since its publication. Continue reading
Governance round-up: June 2018
This month, we have a selection of governance resources available for free during Small Charity Week. We also report on new Charity Commission rules on automatic disqualification, the new Annual Return, and more. Continue reading
