Third Sector

Worthwhile Occupational and Recreational Krafts runs a training centre for adults with learning disabilities

The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator says about 2,500 of the 25,000 registered charities have failed to file their annual documents on time

The Southwark-based building provides workspace for voluntary organisations struggling to secure affordable office and meeting space

The charity was facing closure after being suddenly evicted from its old premises

Gordon Seabright will join the Horniman Museum and Gardens in June

One consultation could result in fees being introduced for charities that provide immigration advice, while in Scotland charges could be levied on background checks for volunteers

More than 6 per cent of charity fundraising expenditure in 2022/23 was spent on legacies, research conducted among a sample of 30 charities of different sizes indicates

The 75-year-old youth voice charity’s demise was ‘accelerated’ by the collapse of The Body Shop, liquidators say

Buckingham Palace has been reviewing the more than 1,000 patronages and presidencies held by Elizabeth II, Charles III and Camilla

Tributes are being paid to Hallenga, who was a ‘tireless force for breast cancer awareness’

But the promotion of volunteering opportunities in the workplace could be improved, according to a report into the findings

Eleanor Rosenbach is joining the Corporate Justice Coalition after three years at the Right to Education Initiative

Claire Precious admitted stealing the funds from Bassetts Farm Preschool in Devon

A fund to pay travel costs was among the suggestions made in a parliamentary debate

The Charity Commission says it is ‘assessing information’ received about an ongoing governance dispute

The arts charity says it will become the Royal Ballet and Opera from September

Paul Streets says he thinks charities can rediscover their roots but ‘it will take quiet, persistent, determined but purposeful anger’

Lindsay Easton is taking over from Lynn Dunne, who will retire

The funding cut to the Core Grant Funding Scheme led to staff redundancies and reductions in services, with some organisations no longer able to operate, charities tell the health minister

It can improve staff wellbeing, increase productivity and benefit communities, Pro Bono Economics concludes