The Evening Standard's list of the wealthiest people in London continues today and is at the stage where people listed are billionaires rather than millionaires.
The Evening Standard's list includes 14 billionaires, and today's penultimate section lists four of them.
Karen Tierney has joined neuroscience charity Spinal Research in a newly created role of Campaigns and Direct Marketing Fundraiser.
She will be responsible for the development of a comprehensive communications and direct marketing strategy alongside evolving effective campaigns and appeals.
The Funding Network, the group of individuals that fund social change causes, is expanding with a new group based in Bristol.
The South West group of The Funding Network is holding its first funding day on 28 February 2004. It's not a day for fundraisers, unfortunately, since charities and voluntary groups attend by invitation only.
A fundraiser employed by the East Anglian Air Ambulance has been found guilty of theft and false accounting.
Richard Green has denied taking £2,500 given to the Air Ambulance charity. Working on a 10% commission on funds raised, Green worked for the East Anglian Air Ambulance between January and August 2001.
A man who set up "Starlight Fundraising" as a "good cause" but who used the £113,000 he raised to pay off his mortgage and buy a car has been jailed for three years at Bradford Crown Court.
Gerald Oppenheim and Vanessa Potter have taken on management roles at the new distribution body that will be formed from the merger of the Community Fund and the New Opportunities Fund.
