RNIB provides advice through Amazon Alexa
The sight-loss charity has been providing advice to Amazon about Alexa on an ad hoc basis
Oxfam considers further job cuts because of £16m hole in accounts
A memo leaked to The Times says core costs will have to be reduced to meet expected deficits over the next two years
Private sector is our competition for staff and volunteers, says NCVO chief executive
Karl Wilding tells an event on the future of work that charities no longer have a monopoly on doing good
Regulator appoints two new board members
Joanne Prowse of the Phone-paid Services Authority and Imran Gulamhuseinwala of Open Banking have replaced Catherine Quinn and Laurie Benson, who left in November
Charities and campaign groups condemn inclusion on counter-terrorism watch list
The Guardian reported that a poster for the Prevent anti-terrorism programme included groups such as Greenpeace, Extinction Rebellion and Peta
Regulator opens statutory inquiry into Professional Footballers' Association charity
The Charity Commission is examining whether the organisation's activities are 'exclusively charitable and for the public benefit'
Extinction Rebellion criticises inclusion on extremism watch list
The protest movement says it wonders if the move is a 'deliberate attempt to silence a legitimate cause'
Trustees banned by regulator after paying themselves more than £320,000
The two former trustees for Jole Rider Friends have been banned for 12 years each following the Charity Commission's inquiry
£400m donation from connected company sees Motability's income increase six-fold
The gift from Motability Operations means the charity's income rose to £428.7m from £72.1m in the previous 12 months
SCVO warns against extension of Scottish Freedom of Information Act
The voluntary sector umbrella body says that bringing charities that deliver public sector services under its auspices would be a 'disproportionate burden' on those organisations
Age UK's income down by almost £19m last year
The charity reported a total income of £127.8m, down from £146.5m in the previous 12 months
St Mungo's chief wanted to stop more staff joining union, misdirected email allegedly shows
Unite says it was accidentally sent an email by Howard Sinclair and now plans a new strike ballot