Vibeka Mair

Vibeka Mair

Vibeka is a senior reporter for Civil Society, specialising in finance and governance.

She has been a journalist since 2004, previously working on music, pension, investment and utility titles.

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£10m grant fund for contract readiness opens

The application process for a £10m grant fund to help smaller organisations scale up and bid for public service contracts has opened.

Stephen Lloyd, senior partner Bates Wells and Braithwaite

More than half of the public think there are too many charities and want the sector to be rationalised, research carried out for the Charities Act review has shown.

Sir Roger Singleton, chair of Diana Memorial Fund

Sir Roger Singleton, a former board member of the now-defunct Capacitybuilders, has expressed doubts over whether its £150m funding of infrastructure bodies actually helped frontline charities during its six-year history.

Enshrine social investment in charity law, says BWB

Charity law should clarify that it is a charitable purpose to measure social impact, and also provide a statutory power of social investment, say lawyers Bates Wells and Braithwaite in a submission to the Charities Act Review.

I do not see what a person's private political beilefs and affiliations have got to do with this issue. Sound governance is the issue and that has nothing to do with party politics.

» MP calls for register of charity leaders' political affliliations

Sir Nicholas Young, chief executive of British Red Cross

Sir Nicholas Young, chief executive of British Red Cross, has said the whinging of the voluntary sector to government can get depressing.

Baroness Hayter

Baroness Hayter, the new spokeswoman for the shadow Cabinet Office team in the House of Lords, has criticised NCVO for not lobbying on behalf of the voluntary sector when the Welfare Reform Bill was going through Parliament.

Islamic Relief Worldwide aid worker murdered in Somalia

Ahmad Mohamed Noor, an Islamic Relief Worldwide aid worker, has been shot and killed in Somalia this week.

Challenge Network defends £7.1m statutory grant

Challenge Network chief executive Craig Morley has said Nat Wei, the government's former Big Society tsar and one of the charity's founders, had no influence over its recent £7.1m grant from the Cabinet Office.

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