Local authority three-card trick
20 Aug 2010
David Davison exposes the costly implications of dabbling with local authorities as they deliver the three-card...
As the world comes together to deliver aid to Pakistan, director of the Humanitarian Futures Programme at Kings College London, Rudolph C. Kent offers his thoughts on the conundrum of working with local organisations which fall into ethical red zones.
As Vince Cable pledges this week to cut bureaucracy in charity regulation, Charities Aid Foundation head of policy and public affairs, Hannah Terrey sees hope for gift aid revisions.
Dorothy Dalton asks if the time has come for the Charity Commission to change the way it works and for the sector to accept the changes?
The Chairman elicits the help of Hannah Armit when a concerned chief executive is tired of trustees burying their heads in the sand, despite impending insolvency...
On his departure from the board of Time Banking Martin Farrell offers a fond farewell, and a reminder that running a charity is a balance between give and take.
When a chair is concerned that his newly appointed board member could be blackmailing him there's only one person to turn to... The Chairman.
Only time can tell if the voting public has got it right in this year's election but Baroness Pitkeathley says whatever the outcome, change is abound within the sector.
With the World Cup and Wimbledon in full flow sport is at the top of the agenda in British hearts and minds. Justin Davis Smith looks ahead to what will be the UK's most important sporting event in decades...
Civil Society received a number of heartfelt responses to the recent 'Once a Catholic' article published following the intense media coverage of child abuse among Catholic clergy. Here is what some of our...
20 Aug 2010
David Davison exposes the costly implications of dabbling with local authorities as they deliver the three-card...
19 Aug 2010
Jonathan Lewis, chief executive of Social Investment Business reviews the first 100 days of the coalition...
18 Aug 2010
Pensions present a hurdle to the possibility of merging, says David Davison, one that could prove too...
2 Sep 2010
Big Society blogger Gordon Hunter has reservations about social investment plans under the coalition government's...
17 Aug 2010
Gareth Jones asks whether the suggestion of a £5m government grant for the Church Urban Fund is a portent...
11 Aug 2010
Andrew Samuel examines the suggestion that the Big Society concept lets the government off the hook when...
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