Unfair dismissal claim forces closure of arts charity 0

Governance | Celina Ribeiro | 10 Mar 2010

A charity which assists people with limited mobility in getting access to London art spaces is being forced to close after exhausting its funds fighting an unfair dismissal case.

Unfair dismissal claim forces closure of arts charity

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Blog: Scottish pensions - Hardly a charitable decision 0

Finance | David Davison
10 Mar 2010

Topics: Pensions

The curtain will finally fall on the Scottish Voluntary Sector Pension Scheme (SVSPS) run by the Pensions Trust at the end of March 2010, a scheme which has been patently unsustainable for years.

Blog: Oscar winners and the differences between the sexes 0

Governance | Tesse Akpeki
10 Mar 2010

Topics: Ethics

After 81 years, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences named Kathryn Bigelow as the best director for The Hurt Locker. It was the first time a woman had been given the honour.

Uprising against chugger 'blight' in Edinburgh 0

Fundraising | Celina Ribeiro
10 Mar 2010

Topics: Individual giving

A groundswell of discontent about face-to-face fundraising is building in Edinburgh, as a national newspaper backs calls from business leaders and politicians for a crackdown on chugging.

Advertisers ask ASA to extend its remit to online social networks 0

Fundraising | Vibeka Mair
10 Mar 2010

Topics: Charity advertising | Social networking | Campaigns

The Advertising Standards Authority looks set to extend its remit to include communications on websites, and other non-paid-for space online, such as social networks.

Is it only me who sees enormous irony in the acronym of the Essex Women's Advisory Group?

» New charitable project challenges perceptions of 'Essex girls'

Charity Commission spent £445,000 on recruitment in one year 0

Governance | Celina Ribeiro
10 Mar 2010

Topics: Regulation | Human resources

The Charity Commission spent nearly more than £445,000 on recruitment advertising and services in the last financial year, and has budgeted to reduce the figure to £200,000 for the current year.

RSPCA warns on legacy appeal case 3

Fundraising | Tania Mason
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Legacies

The RSPCA and three other large charities have issued a statement warning of huge implications for the sector if the RSPCA loses its forthcoming appeal against the High Court ruling that cost it a £2m...

Crisis in merger with smaller homelessness charity 1

Governance | Tania Mason
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Mergers

Crisis, the charity for single homeless people, is to merge with Off the Streets and Into Work.

Scotland Office probed over charity advertising 0

Fundraising | Tania Mason
9 Mar 2010

Topics: Individual giving | Campaigns

A Freedom of Information request has been lodged with the Scotland Office to find out what action is being taken against charities that claim on TV ads to be UK-wide but do not actually operate in Scotland.

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