Plans to abolish street fundraising would be a catastrophe for charities, argues Craig Mullaly, deputy director of EveryChild.
Business leaders need to embed charity into their business plans so that one needs the other to succeed, says Katherine Scott, founder of the Knowledge to Action Foundation.
Cost, lack of transparency, inaccurate information and lack of leadership by commissioners are all cited as recurring problems for charities in Tupe situations. writes Fiona Sheil, who works on the public services team at NCVO, and Gemma Brown, an assistant solicitor at TPP Law.
The Third Sector Research Centre's senior research fellow, Angus McCabe, highlights the major role grass-roots arts groups play in communities in his blog for The Guardian.
