Government and the Voluntary Sector, Management & leadership, Law —
Civil society urges Chancellor to urgently make job scheme fit for purpose
A coalition of civil society leaders has written to Rishi Sunak to urge him to develop a Coronavirus Job Retention...
ByLauren Shaw, Researcher, DSC —Fundraising, Management & leadership, Government and the Voluntary Sector —
DSC policy update - week commencing 2 November 2020
DSC Researcher, Lauren Shaw, rounds up the policy news from around the sector.
Strategy and planning, Government and the Voluntary Sector, Management & leadership —
Charity Commission chair: sector leaders call for party political neutrality in the appointment process
ACEVO has coordinated a letter from ten charity sector organisations, including DSC, to the chair of the DCMS Select Committee....
ByRebecca Eddington, Researcher, DSC —Fundraising, Management & leadership, Government and the Voluntary Sector —
DSC policy update - week commencing 26 October 2020
DSC Researcher, Rebecca Eddington, rounds up the policy news from around the sector.
ByDebra Allcock Tyler, CEO, DSC —Fundraising, Community and events, Self-improvement —
Face it – this government and regulator just aren’t that into us
Charities must not depend on the attention of those who don't value our work.
ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research —
Another round of disinformation from the Charity Commission leadership
Sitting through the Charity Commission’s AGM today, I veered between despair, fury, resignation, uncontrollable laughter, and feeling like it was...
ByJay Kennedy, Director of Policy and Research —
Danny Kruger’s report inspires a sense of meta-policy-deja-vu
The Conservative MP Danny Kruger has published his much-anticipated report on civil society: Levelling up our Communities: Proposals for a...
ByDebra Allcock Tyler, DSC Chief Executive —Policy, campaigns & research, Campaigns, Policy —
The obsession with mergers ignores the principle of choice
The COVID-19 crisis provides fertile ground for the nonsense that there are too many charities and we should rationalise Arthur...
