Accountants find huge gaps in charity procedures for fraud and financial abuse
25 May 2012 | by Chloe Stothart
Nick Brooks, who chaired the panel that investigated 25 charities, says few had anti-money laundering or bribery policies in place
Regulator's chief executive tells public meeting in Birmingham a paper published in early summer will also cover reporting thresholds and the online register
Nick Brooks, who chaired the panel that investigated 25 charities, says few had anti-money laundering or bribery policies in place
Charity Finance Group chief executive Caron Bradshaw says the scheme's limited eligibility will exclude those that need it most
Air Ambulance Recycling Limited and E&N Textiles had not obtained a licence to make collections and were not authorised by any charities
Stephen Dilworth of the financial services group Foresters says a fall would be 'unsurprising' given the economic situation
Alastair Wilson of School for Social Entrepreneurs says it wants to build a force of people who will bring change to their local communities
Rebecca Taylor of the Third Sector Research Centre says there's been plenty of anecdotal evidence, but a lack of proper data
Nineteen contracts will be available to run one of the coalition's flagship big society programmes
Merger of King Edward VII and Queen Mary School with the Arnold School is approved, but changes will be made to the scheme
With consultation due to close on Friday, IoF chief Peter Lewis says the plans are likely to be too complex for smaller charities