NSPCC chief is busted over nuisance call denial
NSPCC boss Mark Wood has been forced to admit that the charity was one of eight organisations contacted by the…
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Who needs Facebook? Ad ban helps meningitis blitz
Meningitis Now is claiming a major victory over its campaign to raise awareness of the symptoms of the disease despite…
Reforms to exterminate £2bn from charity sector
One day into his new job as charity enforcer and Lord Michael Grade – the man once responsible for scrapping…
Grade becomes charity enforcer but critics fume
The Government has raised more than a few eyebrows by appointing Lord Grade, the former chief executive of Channel 4,…
Etherington calls urgent summit of top UK charities
Sir Stuart Etherington, the man behind the controversial government-backed Regulating Fundraising for the Future report, has rifled off an email…
Facebook under fire over meningitis charity ad ban
Facebook has been accused of putting childrens’ lives at risk after it banned an ad campaign for charity Meningitis Now…
Daily Mail hack calls on charities to take it on chin
The Daily Mail has defended itself against criticism that it mounted a “concerted attack” on the charity this summer, with…
Charity reforms: a sledge hammer to crack a nut?
They say charity begins at home, but six weeks on from Sir Stuart Etherington’s Regulating Fundraising for the Future report, this…
Blind Veterans UK urges museums to push cause
Blind Veterans UK, the national charity supporting ex-service men and women living with severe sight loss, is using Remembrance week…
Charities face legal threat over new marketing rules
UK charities face the unedifying prospect of being dragged through British courts if they do not stick to the new marketing…