Senior reporter, Civil Society Media
Gareth Jones is a senior reporter for Charity Finance, now working on a part-time basis. He edits the 'Technical Briefing' section of Charity Finance as well as writing features and producing survey reports.
As of September 2011, Jones is studying for an MA in Public Policy at King's College London. He is also currently volunteering one day a week in the policy team at Citizens Advice.
Jones originally joined Civil Society Media in January 2006 as an editorial assistant, having studied Modern History at the University of East Anglia.
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Gareth Jones asks if we are seeing a trend for charity names to explain clearly what the organisation does.
Gareth Jones hears Sam Younger suggest again that changes to the way charities are classified may be necessary.
Gareth Jones asks whether the suggestion of a £5m government grant for the Church Urban Fund is a portent of things to come.
NCVO launched its election manifesto at its annual conference yesterday, and the call for all workers to be given five days paid time off in order to volunteer seems rather unrealistic.
As government funding inevitably dries up, charities will increasingly have to fall back on their own ingenuity to leverage their assets effectively and to manage costs. Gareth Jones explains.
The NCVO’s annual conference is always one of the most lively, stimulating and well-attended events in the sector’s calendar and 2009’s jamboree was no exception.
It was widely criticised as a dull Budget. It says a lot about the importance of style over substance in modern politics that David Cameron thought.
In the two months since Charity Finance last appeared, there has been no shortage of reports and announcements. But on closer examination, Gareth Jones wonders is there anything that is really new?
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