V&A urged to address alleged conflicts of interest after trustee hosted private events at museum
The charity and DCMS defended the events, arguing they were part of the Victoria and Albert Museum's corporate partnership scheme and that Ben Elliot’s company paid for use of the venue
Air ambulance charity forced to cancel competition after being targeted by scammers
Wales Air Ambulance says fraudsters used fake Instagram and Facebook accounts to try to fool potential supporters into sharing personal information
Music charity appoints chief executive
Seb Lovell-Huckle will join the English Symphony Orchestra from the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group
Raleigh International closes with immediate effect
Almost 50 jobs have been lost and young people who have spent months fundraising for expeditions have had them cancelled at short notice
National Lottery Community Fund given advice by ICO after data breach
In 2021 the funder warned charities it had lost unencrypted disks holding six years’ worth of data on charities, including bank account details
Soaring inflation could be worse for the sector than the Covid-19 pandemic, charities warned
The rate of inflation hit a 40-year high this month, raising further concerns about the cost of living
Tributes paid to charity leader hit by car while out jogging
Aimi McCaffrey had been chief executive of the children’s charity TwentyTwenty for the past two years
Former Unicef UK chief helping to set up charity funded by Chelsea FC sale
Mike Penrose was in the top job at Unicef UK between 2016 and 2019
Government in contact with Victoria and Albert Museum over allegations against trustees
The Mail on Sunday newspaper claimed the charity’s chair had offered a private tour of the museum as prize in an auction to raise funds for the Conservative Party
Mayor's Fund for London reveals new chief
Jim Minton will join from the anti-poverty charity Toynbee Hall
Charities creating ‘unrealistic expectations’ by taking on cut-price council contracts, think tank warns
NPC says that if charities choose to subsidise contracts it might become harder for them to argue for a financial uplift