Commission maladministration complaints fall
25 July 2008
The number of complaints about Charity Commission maladministration has fallen by nearly a third in the past year, according to the Independent Complaints Reviewer's annual report.
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Latest guides to local trusts published
25 July 2008
The Directory of Social Change has published the latest edition of its regional Guides to Local Trusts, which contain details of 2,580 trusts offering a total of £375m in funding.
NCVO collaborates over democracy essays
25 July 2008
Umbrella body the NCVO and the Local Government Association have published a series of essays on greater participation in the local political process.
Liverpool charities to be based in the city centre
25 July 2008
Dozens of charities in Liverpool could soon be housed in a 42,000 square foot city centre building.
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