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Advice charities cutting back face-to-face services

19 Jun 2013 | Niki May Young

Leading advice services are being forced to cut back on face-to-face support and place more emphasis on digital and telephone services, a roundtable discussion of advice charity leaders revealed yesterday.

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Taskforce presses for social investment bank

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The European Court of Justice has confirmed that attempts by EU member states to deny tax breaks for cross-border gifts made to EU charities are contrary to the principle of free movement of capital.

Charities with Iceland deposits meet Brennan

Charities fighting to retrieve funds lost in the Icelandic banking collapse met with Kevin Brennan, minister for the third sector yesterday to push their case for compensation. Representatives from Cats Protection and Naomi House Children’s Hospice, who have formed an action group named Save Our Savings (SOS), spoke on behalf of around 25 charities fighting for the return of around £50m collectively.

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