Analysis: funding the National Citizen Service

The government is planning to plough £200m into the National Citizen Service. Andy Hillier looks at whether the evaluation of last year's pilot schemes indicates that this will be money well spent

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Peter Lewis

Gift Aid scheme for small donations 'too bureaucratic', says Institute of Fundraising

With consultation due to close on Friday, IoF chief Peter Lewis says the plans are likely to be too complex for smaller charities

 
 
Gregor McNie

Twenty-eight codes will become one, says Institute of Fundraising

Review of fundraising codes of practice and feedback from members indicate they are confusing, says Gregor McNie of the IoF

 
 
High Court

Court will decide in July whether to grant a judicial review of the Health Lottery

National Lottery operator Camelot wants judges to examine the Gambling Commission's decision to grant licences to the 51 elements of the Health Lottery

 
 
Lawrence Simanowitz

More than 500 complaints about charity data protection issues since 2007

But the Information Commissioner's Office has taken action only against 10; Lawrence Simanowitz, a lawyer at Bates Wells & Braithwaite, says the number of complaints is acceptable

 
 
 

BIG ISSUE

Tax Relief Cap

Latest news and analysis about how the government's proposal will affect the sector.

BIG ISSUE

Work Programme

Billed as the sector's best hope for winning government contracts, the Work Programme continues to attract criticism.


 

Latest Movers

Oonagh Aitken

Oonagh Aitken joins CSV

Plus Margaret Lynch, Patricia Chale, Sofie Bennett, Katy Hutchinson, Peter Rosenvinge and Chris Gottlieb

 
 

In depth

Criminal justice charities have been disproportionately affected by the cuts

Analysis: criminal damage

Charities that work with offenders rely on public funding more than those in other cause areas and have been disproportionately affected by the cuts. Chloe Stothart and Stephen Cook report

 
 
Matthew Reed, chief executive, Children's Society

Interview: Matthew Reed

The new chief executive of the Children's Society tells Andy Hillier he's planning business as usual with a stable donor base and a good slice of public sector contracts

 
 

Latest Good Practice

The Missing: cost £45,000 to develop

Business partner: The British Safety Council and Digital Giving Ltd

The council developed a game to promote health and safety

 
 
Claire Squires and Greenpeace: examples of the power of new media in fundraising

New media: Peter Maple on how to be yourself when you're online

The London South Bank University academic talks to Annette Rawstrone about why it's important to be personal when using new media

 
 
Victoria Willson

Tribunal Report: The pitfalls of holiday pay for casual charity workers

Charities should ensure that contracts clearly state how holiday will be accrued, taken and paid, advises Victoria Willson

 
 
The Big Egg Hunt

Case study: Action for Children and Elephant Family

The children's charity and the charity funding the endangered Asian Elephant staged the largest ever Easter egg hunt

 
 

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