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THIRD SECTOR
Local government has a crucial role to play in maximising crowdfunding's potential
By Jonathan Bone | 20 May 2019
Jonathan Bone says maximising the opportunities available through crowdfunding will require a 'di...
WHITEHALL
Government homelessness funding 'not enough'
By Dan Peters | 03 April 2019
Two out of three councils do not think £73m Government funding to help them fulfil their statutor...
FINANCE
Charities find children's 'cuts hotspots'
By Chris Mahony | 26 February 2019
Per capita funding for children’s services has fallen by more than 30% since 2010, with London bo...
WHITEHALL
Charities attack mental capacity reforms
By Chris Mahony | 22 January 2019
Liberty and 11 disability groups led by Mind have attacked the Government’s bill aimed at reformi...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Building without the battles
By Colin Crooks | 29 December 2018
While 2018 saw community resistance to regeneration projects, Colin Crooks believes there are som...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Place and the future of the social sector
By Nathan Yeowell et al | 11 December 2018
A group of national charities, think tanks, social infrastructure and umbrella organisations have...
FINANCE
Pressing on with spending plans despite uncertainty
By Tony Kirkham | 04 December 2018
Newcastle City Council has just launched its medium-term plan for consultation, says Tony Kirkham...
THIRD SECTOR
Let's rebuild support for our voluntary bodies
By John Tizard | 04 December 2018
Something is not right in the state of the relationship between local government and the voluntar...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
Lord Bourne urges bids for Windrush Day events cash
By Lord Bourne | 22 November 2018
As the MHCLG launches a £500,000 fund to support councils and community groups in putting on even...
WHITEHALL
Hancock praises over-40s tax
By Martin Ford | 14 November 2018
A tax increase for the over-40s could be introduced to bridge the adult social care spending gap ...
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