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Mathew Little
Readers of this column will know that plans are afoot for a naked fundraisers calendar in aid of colleagues in developing countries. But as photoshoots are arranged and pot plants strategically positioned, a warning is heard - remember to leave something to the imagination.
The economic downturn means we all have to get along, says Craig Dearden-Phillips
Stephen Cook
The Government wants migrants to commit to 'active citizenship opportunities', but that amounts to coopting the sector for a piece of socio-political engineering, says Stephen Cook
John Knight
Beneficiaries count more than black tie balls, says our columnist
Mathew Little
'Community Burial' is the Government's new branding buzzword for large numbers of fatalities
Stephen Cook, editor
Charities should expect the Government to be hard-headed in a failing economy, says Stephen Cook
Rosamund McCarthy
Men have a greater sense of entitlement when it comes to promotion, says Rosamund McCarthy
Mathew Little
The Charity Commission is used to getting it in the neck from all and sundry for being too soft, too hard, too slow or too grey.
Stephen Cook, editor
Labour's third sector policy for the next manifesto gives a toe-poke or a back-heel to most of the policy balls currently rolling around the voluntary sector pitch, says Stephen Cook
The downturn may cause an accelerated shift towards charities delivering government services, says Nick Seddon, but the sector needs to stay on its toes if it is to avoid being exploited
