The tax relief issue has raised questions about the extent to which the public regards charities as valid examples of public benefit worthy of being subsidised through taxes, says Brian Lamb
Charities already demonstrate they are for public benefit rather than private interest, so there are no issues about them lobbying for private gain, says our columnist
New research shows that public sentiment is beginning to drift away from valuing social provision, says our columnist
Party conferences are no longer opportunities to catch ministers outside Westminster without the protective coating of civil servants, says our columnist
Too many charities are busy broadcasting messages when they should be listening, says the consultant and chair of the NCVO's campaign effectiveness advisory board
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