Local area agreements must involve charities, says Navca
2 July 2009
Many voluntary organisations put off by 'bureaucratic, confusing and time-consuming' process
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Income shortfall forces St Peter's Hospice to close site
3 July 2009
Bristol's only hospice for adults says redundancies likely
Cooperatives 'thriving despite recession'
2 July 2009
Co-operative Group and John Lewis Partnership lead growing and prospering sector, says Co-operatives UK
Charity treasurer wrote pre-signed cheques to himself
1 July 2009
Charity Commission inquiry finds 'systemic malfunctions' at Birmingham community centre
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Latitude Global Volunteering offers gap-year volunteering opportunities in 17 countries
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Nine global lessons
As charities the world over face similar challenges, what can the UK learn from abroad? David Ainsworth looks at bright ideas on subjects such as legacies, public service delivery and VAT
Religious charities: Faith, funding and the state
Some religious charities say the Government is becoming more willing to fund them than previously. Emily Twinch reports
'The time was right for a debate'
John Tate, the IT specialist who started the voluntary sector expenses debate on his blog, admits he is surprised by the scale of the reaction
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Seminar: Annual Update Seminar for Charities and Third Sector Organisations
22 September 2009
London
