Charity Commission

Charity Commission

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Charity Commission opens consultation on online plans

The Charity Commission is seeking views on its plans to place all its services online by 2012, a move which is part of the Commission’s efficiency savings measures.

How will charities defend pension shortfalls to supporters?

As the Big Society brings more attention to the voluntary sector, charities will face more scrutiny on their finances, how will they excuse potential pension deficits asks Vibeka Mair.

Liam Fox charity ordered to cease 'political' activities

The Charity Commission has ordered a charity set up by Defence Secretary Liam Fox to cease its activities immediately due to their political nature.

Spending trumps making a positive difference in Commission trust survey

Spending has overtaken making a positive difference as the most important factor influencing trust in a charity, according to the Charity Commission’s new survey on trust and public confidence.

At long last the CC have recognised that one of the barriers to getting representative boards with the right skills may be financial. Andred Hind is not obliging this change, but is signalling a major shift in attitude

» Hind offers encouragement for large charities wishing to pay trustees

Commission's faith unit a success despite challenges

The Charity Commission has proclaimed its Faith and Social Cohesion Unit to have been a success despite staffing shortages and funding concerns.

Small charities singled out for praise in online accounts

Smaller charities were praised for their constant innovation in presenting their accounts on the web, at this year’s ICAEW’s online accounts awards ceremony last week.

Arts Council paid grant to trustee

The Arts Council of England has improved its induction process for trustees after making a grant to a trustee without proper authorisation.

Hind raps the Telegraph for its reporting on public benefit and private schools

Andrew Hind, chief executive of the Charity Commission, has written to the Daily Telegraph, complaining that its coverage on public benefit and schools is misleading.

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