Charities ‘left in the dark’ over cyber attack devastation
The Government is urging charities to up their game when it comes to cyber security, following new research which reveals…
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Just 2,617 consumers sign up to the FPS in first month
Fears that the Fundraising Preference Service would trigger a mass opt out of charity communications appear to have been way…
Grade ‘an embarrassment’ and must resign, say critics
Fundraising Regulator chair Lord Michael Grade has been branded “an embarrassment” with a “complete lack of empathy” following the launch…
Charities under fire over lack of consumer data hygiene
Just a week after the launch of the Fundraising Preference Service a new study suggests that charities are now the…
Charities berate Lord Grade over FPS media gaffes
Fundraising Regulator chairman Lord Grade has incensed many in the charity sector for a series of gaffe-strewn media interviews in…
Calls for Fundraising Regulator to be merged with ASA
There are growing calls for the new Fundraising Regulator – which replaced the Fundraising Standards Board at the end of…
Charities claim they have not got enough time for GDPR
Despite being given over two years to get in shape for the EU data protection reforms – like ever other…
Brexit deal may scupper VAT exemptions, charities told
Charities should brace themselves for a fight over VAT exemptions now the UK has triggered Article 50 as the UK…
Cancer Research UK aims to be GDPR compliant by July
Cancer Research UK is aiming to steal a march on its rival charities – and brand owners alike – by…
BHF and RSPCA were facing fines of £430,000 says ICO
The RSPCA and British Heart Foundation were facing a combined fine of £430,000 for flouting data protection laws until the…