We’ve updated our guidance on fundraising (CC20) and emergency appeals guidance (CC40) to help trustees clearly understand their responsibilities, especially at a time when charities may need to work harder for donations whilst also seeing increased demand for their services.
As Ramadan begins for Muslims - and as many Christians observe Lent, another period of reflection, fasting and charitable giving - I want to start with a simple message: thank you. The generosity of Britain's faith communities is extraordinary. Every …
Mae’r cynnwys hwn hefyd ar gael yn Saesneg / English. Bydd pobl ledled Cymru a Lloegr yn mynd i'r polau unwaith eto ym mis Mai gan fod yr etholiad i’r Senedd ac etholiadau lleol ar y gorwel. Bydd llawer o …
This content is also offered in Welsh / Cymraeg. People across England and Wales will be going to the polls once again in May as the Senedd and local elections are on the horizon. Many charities will be preparing for …
A £1bn collection of Chinese ceramics is now permanently at home in the British Museum, following a significant piece of consent granted by the Commission earlier this year. In March, we gave authority to the trustees of the Sir Percival …
The Charities SORP-making body (SMB)[1] would like to start by extending a sincere thanks to the nearly 150 individuals and organisations who took the time to share their views during our recent consultation phase. We are working to analyse your …
It often surprises people when I tell them that, after 16 years in this role, I still see something new in the charity sector every single week. Charitable status carries such an important role in our society, and is a …
This week, Mark Simms OBE, spent time in Lancashire, meeting with trustees, volunteers and staff from a wide range of local charities.
We have received nearly 60 responses to date on the Exposure Draft Charities SORP and want to encourage anyone who has not already done so to engage with the consultation.
As Volunteers' Week kicks off, Mark Simms OBE, shares a message of thanks to all the people who give their time, energy and care to supporting others.
As we begin Trustees’ Week 2024, David Holdsworth thanks the hundreds of thousands of trustees in England and Wales who take on this role for the good of others.