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The Fundraising Regulator has published new guidance on fundraising complaints procedures for charities which it recommends are made publically available.

The Fundraising Regulator has published its annual report into complaints that have been escalated to it in the course of the year from 1 April 2020 to 31 March 2021...

The National Citizen Service (the 'NCS'), a recipient of over £1.5 billion since its establishment will wind down this spring, with uncertain implications for the charity sector.

The Law Commission is reviewing Co-operative & Community Benefit Society law. Share your views by 5th December to modernize & improve the legislation.

The National Council for Voluntary Organisations ('NCVO') has published a publicly accessible guide on inclusive language and communication.

Early November saw Kensington Olympia come alive with all things magical and festive for the annual Spirit of Christmas fair.

Provisions expected to come into force include sections 1 to 3 on charity governing documents, sections 18 and 23 on charity land (including amendments to exceptions to the general...

In Evans v Charity Commission for England and Wales (2025)[1], the First-tier Tribunal upheld the Charity Commission's decision to disqualify two charity trustees from holding office or senior management...

The Crime and Policing Bill, which has recently had its second reading in Parliament, is set to introduce a range of measures to tackle anti-social behaviour, sexual offences, knife crime and radicalisation.

The Charity Commission has published the results of a survey into the impact of COVID-19 on charities.

On 7 February, the Charity Commission announced that David Holdsworth would take over as its new chief executive from 1 July 2024.

The introduction of the new offence will allow prosecutors to hold companies accountable in circumstances where an employee commits fraud (covering fraud and false accounting...

The principle of voluntary trusteeship has long been central to the charity sector. Although the vast majority of trustees are unpaid...

Any charity's aim is to do good, and because of this they often attract people to work with them as volunteers. You can see this in charity shops, hospices, schools and so on; numerous volunteers who dedicate their time to help others.

In support of Wellbeing of Women*, Jennifer Saunders will be presenting a BBC Radio 4 appeal on Sunday 29th November to raise funds for their vital research into women's health.

Welcome to season 4 of The Legal Lounge, where you'll hear from Amanda and her team of lawyers from Lanyon Bowdler Solicitors talking about many aspects of law in England and Wales.

In this article we briefly cover the basics of employee ownership and what it could mean for the future of your business.

Considering whether unincorporated associations need to take action before the deadline.