By Debra Allcock Tyler, Chief Executive, DSC — Policy, Policy, campaigns & research —
DSC reacts to the General Election result
The third General Election in five years has returned the largest Conservative majority to Parliament since 1987.
By Debra Allcock Tyler, Chief Executive, DSC — Policy —
The new government should not promise what it is incapable of delivering
Charities are making great progress in compromising and working together - perhaps politicians could learn from us
By Jay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, DSC — Government and the Voluntary Sector, Policy, campaigns & research —
Manifesto Mashup: General Election 2019
We've read through the manifestos of three political parties, so you can get right to the bits you're most interested...
By Debra Allcock Tyler, Chief Executive, DSC — Policy —
'Bugger off' Charity Commission
We should not let the regulator tell us how we should behave in getting our messages across.
By By Jay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, DSC — Policy, Policy, campaigns & research, Campaigns —
Five decisions the next government should take to support charities
Jay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research at DSC, lists a few things he'd like to see from the next...
By Andrew Purkis, DSC Trustee — Policy, Policy, campaigns & research —
The ‘value of charity’ is in its independence, not conformity
Andrew Purkis, DSC Trustee, writes about independence (not conformity) being the key value of the voluntary sector.
By Priya Warner, Head of Policy, Fundraising Regulator — Fundraising, Strategy and planning, Law, Policy —
Navigating the Code of Fundraising Practice online: five top tips
Priya Warner shares tips for navigating the Code of Fundraising Practice online.
By Jay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research, DSC — Leadership, Governance, Policy, campaigns & research, Campaigns, Policy, Research —
The Charity Commission is losing the 'trust and confidence' of charities
The current leadership of the Charity Commission seems unwilling or unable to recognise that it needs the confidence and respect...
