
Good Financial Health Starts With Good Financial Habits
In this issue of the Governance Blog, we are highlighting a recent Charity Commission blog, Good financial health starts with good financial habits, which explores how

In this issue of the Governance Blog, we are highlighting a recent Charity Commission blog, Good financial health starts with good financial habits, which explores how

Recruiting charity trustees has long been a challenge, but recent research suggests the scale of the problem may be even greater than many in the

The Charity Commission has updated two key pieces of guidance for trustees: CC20, which covers fundraising responsibilities, and CC40, which relates to fundraising for emergencies.

North Tyneside Safeguarding Adults Board (NTSAB) has completed a review of a number of key safeguarding policies, procedures and briefings to ensure guidance remains current,

With local elections approaching in May, now is a good time for charities to review what they can and can’t do when it comes to

The Charity Commission has updated its guidance on reporting serious incidents to reflect changes under the Charities Act 2022. This updated advice is essential reading

As the new year gets underway, our latest Governance Blog focuses on an important but sometimes overlooked aspect of good governance: giving new trustees a

The Charity Governance Code has been refreshed for 2025, introducing clearer principles, updated indicators of success and strengthened guidance for trustees and chairs. Our Governance Advisor outlines the most important changes and what they mean for organisations moving forward. Read the full summary and access the updated Code.

In our latest Governance Blog, we are flying the flag for trustees this Trustees’ Week 2025. Trustees’ Week is an annual celebration of the work

The Data Use and Access Act 2025 (DUAA) updates UK data protection law. It is designed to help organisations use personal data responsibly while protecting