Shadow minister wades in to Big Society Network funding controversy
22 May 2013
Shadow minister for civil society Gareth Thomas has tabled a series of Parliamentary questions to minister...
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Unite members at Equinox Care have voted for two days of strike action over proposed pay cuts of up to £6,000 a year.
The Scottish Government has announced the creation of a £30m Scottish Investment Fund to help trading charities and social enterprises increase their turnover or become financially sustainable.
A charity set up to help disadvantaged communities in rural Africa to improve their water supplies, food production, health and incomes using environmental and sustainable methods, has won the overall award for excellence at the Charity Awards 2008.
CRM and fundraising software provider Fisk Brett has been bought by membership experts Advanced Solutions International (ASI), creating the UK's largest technology provider to the not-for-profit sector.
The chief executive of the Independent Schools Council (ISC) and outspoken critic of the new guidance covering public benefit, has stepped down from the role by mutual consent, after less than three months in the job.
Almost two-thirds of charity leaders still believe the general situation of their own organisation will improve over the next year, despite also believing that the state of the sector's finances and the general UK economy, will get worse.
Large numbers of charities in Northern Ireland are struggling to cope with cuts in funding from statutory bodies, resulting in the loss of at least 130 sector jobs, the sector's main umbrella body has warned.
Museum staff across the country have picketed their museums as part of an ongoing dispute over pay. Staff at the Science Museums in London (pictured) and Swindon, the National Railway Museum in York and Bradford’s National Media Museum walked out on Friday 13 June in protest at what they claim is a real-terms pay decrease offer from the National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI), which operates all four establishments.
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