Third Sector News
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Give us the right figure on removal of music exemption, NCVO tells the Government
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Charities minister Angela Smith tells Commons £20m figure is out of date
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Bmycharity fundraising website to close
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Managing director Ben Brabyn says the company lacks the resources to continue
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National media briefing: the RSPCA, Combat Stress, the Children's Society and the new Forbes rich list
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Today's charity-related national news
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"Fast Laners" - A New Project To Help East London Graduates Into Jobs
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Minister of State for Higher Education, David Lammy MP, will today announce the launch of ‘Fastlaners’, an East London-based scheme to help graduates make the transition into the world of work.
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11/03/2010 - 17:28
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Department for Energy and Climate Change to appoint third sector champion
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Announcement coincides with first report from climate change taskforce
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Charities not 'frozen out' of health contracts, insists Labour
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Baroness Thornton says Government has no intention of diminishing the sector's contribution to NHS services
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Nick Hurd: Charity Commission spending on recruitment is 'extravagant'
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Regulator spent £450,000 in 2008/09
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Nearly half of Charity Commission staff take strike action
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Walkout in protest at changes to civil service redundancy entitlements
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Business Charity Awards: deadline extended
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Charities now have until 25 March to get their entries in
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Children in Need hopes that 2009 total will top £40m
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David Ramsden, chief executive of the appeal, indicates the figure will be the highest ever
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Read The Latest eGov monitor Weekly
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The latest eGov monitor Weekly has been published and you can read it by clicking on the link below:
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11/03/2010 - 17:28
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National media briefing: World Vision, the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, Hounds for Heroes, a lapsed army hero - and Joanna Lumley
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Charities in today's national news
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Angela Smith: charities are not there to deliver services on the cheap
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Third sector minister addresses mass meeting organised by Unite
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Scottish charity Darussalam under scrutiny over purchase of building
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Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator orders it to stop transferring funds to another charity
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Ferryhill and District Angling Club denied charitable status
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Fishing club was not established exclusively for charitable purposes, says regulator
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JustGiving waives fee for amateur sports clubs
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Fundraising website says the move will raise an extra £22m for sports clubs over the next five years
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Advertising Standards Authority rejects complaints against Barnardo's outreach advert
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Advertising watchdog says campaign was not misleading
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GuideStar UK merges into Directory of Social Change
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The Directory of Social Change has taken the online charity database GuideStar UK under its wings, along with subsidiary trading company GuideStar Data Services.
The UK was the only country where GuideStar International owned the local body, and it will now be able to focus further on developing new GuideStar database services around the world. This does appear to be a good fit, given the slightly unstable history of GuideStar UK.
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11/03/2010 - 18:27
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