It is a fundamental principle of charity law that charity trustees cannot profit from their position as trustees. Emma Moody discusses.

A well-known Scottish charity fell foul of the constitution when governance arrangements were overlooked. Alastair Keatinge surveys the damage.

The story of a charity founded in Victorian times with a terrible reputation in the local community who felt its practices were still embedded in the last century.

Despite growing numbers of charities borrowing successfully, many trustees continue to be reluctant to do so because of the risks they associate with it.