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22 Feb 2012
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Marie Curie chief executive to retire
7 Feb 2012 | Governance | Adam Martin
Tags: Philanthropy
Thomas Hughes-Hallett is to retire as chief executive of Marie Curie Cancer Care by the end of the year.
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Marie Curie chief executive to retire
Scotland’s charity regulator has today published a reference report to help charities understand and address potential issues in meeting the requirements of charitable status.
Social Enterprise Scotland has called for community benefit to be a priority in all of the country’s public procurement.
The ban on the general public investing in unregulated collective investment funds such as social impact bonds, should be lifted, says Luke Fletcher of Bates, Wells and Braithwaite.
The Financial Times has raised £3.3m for Sightsavers through its 2011 Christmas Appeal, becoming the newspaper’s most successful appeal to date.
HMRC is targeting VAT evasion on properties. Colin Laidlaw explains its intentions.
New Philanthropy Capital is launching a survey which will attempt to build a picture of how charities are coping with new, more complex and competitive commissioning arrangements, such as payment-by-results.
Yes and no are not the only options available when it comes to FRS17 pension reports, says David Davison.
We know, we know. You love your job, wouldn’t dream of leaving your organisation. Of course. But, just in case you’d been toying with the idea of a freelance career, Kevin Waudby shares some things you need to do and keep in mind before taking the plunge.
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