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Shadow minister for civil society Gareth Thomas has tabled a series of Parliamentary questions to minister Nick Hurd about the government's funding of Big Society Network and the allocation of Social Action Fund money.
Shadow minister wades in to Big Society Network funding controversy
Charities minister Phil Hope has confirmed that the Charity Commission will receive extra government funding to regulate the licensing of public charitable collections, though he wouldn't say how much.
Charities that plan to abide strictly by new government guidance on professional fundraising could appear less cost-effective to the public than charities who do the bare minimum, according to a leading charity lawyer.
A shortlist of 37 projects in contention to receive grants as part of a £30m government-funded programme to rejuvenate local assets was announced this week.
Two small British aviation charities are pursuing a claim against British Airways and Virgin Atlantic in a US court that could set a legal precedent in the way charities benefit from crime compensation.
Universities and colleges are being asked to choose the level of matched funding they want to receive under a £200m government programme designed to stimulate private donations to higher education.
Tel-coms Sans Fronti-res, a French charity that provides emergency telecoms support in times of disaster, has been awarded a grant worth £1.06m by the Vodafone Group Foundation and the UN Foundation.
Personal philanthropy is generating larger-than-ever amounts of funds for charity in The Netherlands, according to research published by Factary, a non-profit research consultancy.
Marie Curie Cancer Care is considering targeted fundraising appeals to expats living in Europe after research showed many would still be willing to donate to British charities.
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