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Auf wiedersehen to a foundation

The demise of a grantmaking trust is not usually a good sign, but the imminent closure of the Anglo-German Foundation is indeed a positive development.

Time to nudge

We are not far from embracing a whole load of nudges in legacies if we take Thaler and Sunstein’s book Nudge seriously.

Charity Commission head office moves to Millbank Tower

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The Charity Commission's London office has moved.

Cleversquirrel apparently not too good to be true

Back in January, I wrote a blog outlining the Cleversquirrel scheme designed to secure money for charities from financial policies and products already in the system. 

When should a charity sue?

Domestic violence charity Refuge is to sue both the Crown Prosecution Service and Greater Manchester Police following the murder of Sabina Akhtar by her husband Malik Mannan last year.

Are you working for a 'fake charity'?

According to fakecharities.org, the British charitable sector consists of a number of "so-called charities" which it defines as "a foundation or institution that receives funding from the government,

What use is a toothless tiger?

The example of the FSA is too good a one to pass up when considering what kind of beast the FRSB needs to be.

When two's a crowd

And frankly, three would be a disaster.

Third sector rescue package an insult

Following much detailed planning and calculation by both acevo last year and NCVO last month, the government today announced its financial support for the third sector.

Tea for two: National Trust partners with Coeliac UK

It's good to see charities working with each other, so I was pleased to come across the National Trust and Coeliac UK announcing a partnership.

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