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Tag Archives: Voluntary Sector
Does Availability equal Accountability?
This morning a conference taking place in Central London called the National Disabilities Conference will “provide a forum for discussion and debate on how best to support disabled people to live fulfilling lives, to reach their full potential.” I confess to being … Continue reading
Abject failure by a matchstalk man
A recent article in Third Sector magazine, reports a speech at the Charity Finance Group Northern Conference by Geoff Little, deputy Chief Executive at Manchester City Council. According to Mr Little Councils should not offer charities three-year funding agreements, but should “commission and … Continue reading
Posted in Charities
Tagged Charities, Government, Local government, Manchester City Council, Voluntary Sector
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An important proposal, that demands evidence
A recent edition of Third Sector magazine included a discussion between Emma Burrows of Trowers & Hamlin Solicitors and Rodney Buse, Chair designate of the Guide Dogs for the Blind. The article was entitled “Board Talk: Should you have the right … Continue reading
Posted in Charities
Tagged Board of directors, Charity Commission, Trustee, Voluntary Sector, Wellcome Trust, William Castell
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Lets hear the other side of the story
According to an article in Mondays Guardian, our MPs are an industrious bunch. On top of their annual MPs salary (£65,738) a number of our elected representatives earn significant sums from second jobs (unless of course they see their role as an MP as … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged David Cameron, Francis Maude, Gordon Brown, Jack Straw, Voluntary Sector
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Who will protect our assets?
Ten days ago, William Shawcross the new Chairman of the Charity Commission spoke at a conference organised by ACEVO, one of the national organisations that supports charities and voluntary sector organisations. I wrote about his speech here, raising my concerns … Continue reading
How to avoid offence
In the context of a Summer of disturbances in some of our major cities we in Sussex are grateful that the copy cat actions did not reach our County boundaries. Some early indications of trouble were picked up in Crawley and … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Policing, UK Riots in August 2011
Tagged Community Chaplaincy, FareShare, Ken Clarke, Police, Probation, Riots, Street Pastors, Voluntary Sector, YMCA
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