Help for Heroes website inundated after Woolwich murder

Thousands visit the charity's site after the fatal attack on Drummer Lee Rigby, who was wearing one of the charity's T-shirts when he was killed

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Big Society Network chief hits back over 'gossip and innuendo'

Steve Moore denies allegations of cronyism, as shadow charities minister Gareth Thomas, pictured, tables parliamentary questions about the network's funding

 
 
Anne Marie Carrie

Barnardo's chief executive Anne Marie Carrie to step down next month

Carrie will leave to run her own consultancy - her deputy Peter Brook will become acting chief executive

 
 
The SCVO

SCVO criticises regulator's 'unhelpful' guidance on independence referendum

The umbrella body says the OSCR's draft guidance goes beyond its statutory remit and it's not clear if charities can campaign for a particular outcome

 
 
Nat Sloane

Big Lottery Fund to help charities access social investment revenue streams

The Big Potential fund has £10m to be dispersed through Charity Bank and the business consultancy Exemplas, says BLF England chair Nat Sloane

 
 
 

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The Cup Trust

The charity that raised £176m but donated only £55k to good causes turned out to be a tax avoidance scheme. Read the full running story here.

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Developments on Gift Aid

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Global Witness

The campaign group, which works to show the links between environmental exploitation and human rights abuses, enlisted the help of the naturalist and comedian Bill Oddie for its latest campaign video

 
 

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David Royce

Interview: David Royce

The head of Crime Reduction Initiatives hopes to win a regional probation contract

 
 
Charity lotteries

Analysis: Charity lotteries - high stakes in the game of chance

The Health Lottery has set the cat among the pigeons, challenging the National Lottery and putting the rules for charity lotteries up for debate. Jenna Pudelek reports

 
 

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Elizabeth Balgobin

Elizabeth Balgobin: Trustees have a duty to get to grips with social media

 
 
Ray Jones

The private sector does not hold all the tendering cards

Public trust in charities will help them to win contracts, writes Ray Jones

 
 
Sian Edwards

Big Giver: Andrews Charitable Trust

Sian Edwards, director of the trust, says it looks for inspirational founders that have strong ideas

 
 
Oxfam: part of the Syria appeal

Brand Watch: British Red Cross, Oxfam and Save the Children

In the wake of the Disasters Emergency Committee's Syria appeal, YouGov's Anne Gammon looks at the public's perception of three of the DEC's charities

 
 

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