Woodland Trust among first to use free Microsoft maps technology
13 Jan 2010
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The Charity Commission launched its new website today, and hopes that the improvements will make it easier to use.
The Woodland Trust has begun a project which will see the overhaul of its interactive woodland mapping system, and will eventually map all of the UK’s 22,000 publicly accessible sections of woodland.
From 1 April 2011, for any accounting period ending after 31 March 2010, HMRC requires that all corporation tax returns are filed online. All supporting documentation, including the accounts and tax computations for the accounting period, must also be filed online.
The Charity Employees Benevolent Fund has appointed former Charities Aid Foundation innovation head Gill Nunn as its new director.
Leonard Cheshire Disability has appointed an IT specialist as its vice chair as it seeks to expand its IT access programmes for disabled people and increase the online services it offers to disabled entrepreneurs.
Google has its fingers in many pies but it appears it is not always easy to eat them all at the same time, as visitors attempting to access Shelter’s fun new Housebling website with Google’s Chrome browser will have found.
GuideStar UK director Les Hems has left the organisation to take up a new role as director of research at the Centre for Social Impact in Sydney, Australia.
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