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Kirsty Gallacher

"I urge everybody to get involved"

Kirsty Gallacher backs St Dunstan's Spinnaker Tower Challenge

Governance

The latest news, opinion and analysis about governance and regulation for charity staff and trustees.

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Trustee resigned from foundation after being convicted of fire-bombing a publisher's home

17 March 2010

Abbas Taj left board of Al Ikhlas Foundation after being jailed for the attack, says Charity Commission report

Britain's Most Admired Charities

17 March 2010

James Partridge of Changing Faces and Joanna Lumley

FareShare, James Partridge, Joanna Lumley and St Giles Trust take the top spots in Third Sector's awards

African Aids Action pledges to contest allegations in leaked report

16 March 2010

Charity Commission says document is an early draft with no authority

Carnegie UK Trust report calls for a bolder role for civil society

12 March 2010

Making Good Society says the sector can help foster responsibility and decentralise power

Nick Hurd: Charity Commission spending on recruitment is 'extravagant'

10 March 2010

Regulator spent £450,000 in 2008/09

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Governance good practice

Checklist: Trustees from the corporate sector
by governance expert Judith Rich
The lessons of St Luke's
Phil Watts, a charities specialist at Anthony Collins Solicitors LLP, sets out what charities can learn from the healthcare charity's travails
Dimensions NDG
Governance at the non-profit group for people with learning disabilities and autism.

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In Depth

Mark Watts, chief executive, RSPCA

Challenging legacies

Charities will be put off legitimate claims in the wake of Christine Gill case, says Mark Watts of the RSPCA

Third Sector Excellence Awards: a scene from 2009

Third Sector Excellence Awards 2010: It's time to celebrate your achievements

The 2010 Third Sector Excellence Awards are open for entries. Tristan Donovan provides an introduction

Notes on a charity merger

Notes on a charity merger

Last week two disability charities, Speaking Up and Advocacy Partners, agreed to merge. Speaking Up chief executive Craig Dearden-Phillips (pictured left, with Advocacy Partners chief Jonathan Senker) kept a record of the key events leading up to the decision

Investing during a recession

The value of charity investments fell by billions in 2008 as the economic downturn took hold. Is it too late to protect what's left? When do experts believe the crisis will be over? Steer your way through the crisis with our in-depth reports

Charity law

When should charities call in lawyers? Should charities take legal action against their public sector paymasters? And what have been the sector's biggest legal blunders? Find out in our charity law special

Public benefit

From 1 April, all registered charities will have to demonstrate that their activities are for the public benefit. But how will it work and what does it mean for charities and would-be charities?