Awards to recognise Westminster's charity champions
News Article 23 September 2003
A wide range of parliamentarians from across the political spectrum have been shortlisted for unique awards highlighting the work they do to raise awareness of charitable causes.
Bogus street fundraisers facing crackdown
News Article 9 September 2003
Bogus charity fundraisers could face a crackdown by the government.
Treasury launches new charity audit rules
News Article 8 September 2003
The Treasury has published new guidance on accounting rules for those in the voluntary and community sectors.
Scots top charity stakes
Press Review 27 August 2003
Mixed news on charity donations
Press Review 20 August 2003
Legal redefinition for charities
Press Review 16 July 2003
Blunkett to overhaul charity law
News Article 16 July 2003
The home secretary has announced a significant shake-up of the laws governing charitable donations.
Tories call for lottery revamp
Press Review 16 May 2003
Charities at risk from falling shares
Press Review 26 March 2003
Neville Brownlee - head of regulation reports at the Charity Commission
Stakeholder Interview 26 March 2003
Question: A Charity Commission report has found that £5.5 billion has been held by charities as financial reserves without being accounted for by a reserves policy. Firstly what is a
Terror fears hit volunteering
Press Review 20 January 2003
Companies give more to charities
Press Review 25 November 2002
John Weth - chief executive of the Association for Charities
Stakeholder Interview 25 November 2002
Can you explain why the Association for Charities was formed?
Brown makes new move against terror funds
News Article 19 November 2002
Gordon Brown has ordered a freeze on the assets of a Muslim charity, but the latest clampdown on terror funds has hit a separate charity with an identical name.
Charity donations scheme 'backfires'
Press Review 12 November 2002
