Give as you learn: E-learning at the Salvation Army
Topics: Communications technology | Human resources
Gareth Jones
Gareth Jones is editor of Civil Society IT and senior reporter for Charity Finance.
He joined Civil Society Media in January 2006 as an editorial assistant, having studied Modern History at the University of East Anglia.
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Gareth Jones hears how e-learning advocate Valerie Maddock has revolutionised the Salvation Army’s staff training.
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Large independent schools have less generous bursary policies than smaller ones, says report
Topics: Public benefit
Richer and higher-achieving independent schools are giving a smaller proportion of their income in bursaries than smaller ones, according to a report by the Sutton Trust and Staffordshire University.
The Charity Commission has ordered a charity set up by Defence Secretary Liam Fox to cease its activities immediately due to their political nature.
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No decision on music licensing exemption before September
Topics: Events fundraising | Charity shops
Plans to remove the exemption for charities on music licensing fees has again been delayed, with a spokesman for the Intellectual Property Office stating that the government hasn’t made a decision yet.
Charity Index
Charity Index: What is it and who's in it?
Topics: Charity 100 Index | Charity 250 Index
How the constituents of the Charity 100 Index and Charity 250 Index are chosen. Gareth Jones reports.
The Charity Commission has proclaimed its Faith and Social Cohesion Unit to have been a success despite staffing shortages and funding concerns.
Two organisations in the south of England, SCA Group and Alabaré, have signed a partnership agreement which brings a secular social enterprise together with a Christian charity.
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Barnardo's appoints local government children's supremo as chief executive
Topics: Human resources
Anne Marie Carrie has been appointed as the new chief executive of Barnardo’s, joining in November before replacing Martin Narey when he departs in January next year.