Fewer complaints about the Charity Commission
30 Aug 2006
The number of complaints that charities are making about the Charity Commission has fallen
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The Charity Commission
16 Feb 2011
Like all public bodies, the Charity Commission faces a tough funding challenge, with budget ...
NEW CHAIR OF THE CHARITY COMMISSION APPOINTED
15 Jun 2006 | by STEPHEN COOK
The new chair of the Charity Commission will be Dame Suzi Leather, who has been chair of the Human...: “This is a tremendously important and exciting time for the Charity Commission and her appointment is ...
Cardiff University registers with the Charity Commission
15 Jul 2010 | by David Ainsworth
annual income. Harry Iles, head of the Charity Commission s Wales office, said: "Following ...
Editorial: Culture change at the Charity Commission
13 Sep 2010
In a speech he made in June, the former chief executive of the Charity Commission , Andrew Hind ...
Editorial: How transparent is the Charity Commission?
22 Jun 2010
The Charity Commission says it is transparent and supplies information about its work whenever ...
Interview: Is the Charity Commission transparent enough?
22 Feb 2010
International Christian Centre, she was surprised to find that a 2005 Charity Commission inquiry report about ...
Interview: Michelle Russell, head of the Charity Commission's compliance division
02 Mar 2010 | by Paul Jump
Charities must get the basics right, the Charity Commission's head of compliance tells Paul Jump...When Michelle Russell was first asked to join the Charity Commission's compliance division, she ...
Analysis: Inactive charities on the Charity Commission's register
24 Jan 2012
Hundreds of charities that have not filed accounts to the Charity Commission for two years or more...system different from that of the Charity Commission for dealing with organisations that fail to submit ...
The Charity Commission should not be so defensive
09 Jan 2012
strike a chord with the Charity Commission , which has had its fair share of challenge and controversy ...
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