Voluntary Sector News

Social Investment Business survey says that less then 4 per cent want more than £1m

Transfer of more than 3,000 staff to Gloucestershire Care Services is unlawful, claims Michael Lloyd of Stroud

But it warns that when the body becomes a charity in June, pension arrangements will change for new staff

Only 16 out of 700 were successful in the first round, and Social Investment Business expects a similar result this time

£30m fund risks of sidelining BME communities, says Vandna Gohil, director of Voice4Change England

Complaints about Cylch Conwy District CAB by former volunteer Gillian Brocklehurst will be independently investigated

Complaint by former volunteer Gillian Brocklehurst led to investigation of events at Cylch Conwy District CAB

NCVO, SCVO, WCVA and Nicva say planned changes would make it easier for charities to access European money

Jeremy Muller, a Health Lottery director, says proprietor Richard Desmond put in £35m

The city council has brought in the restrictions after 'overwhelming public feedback'

The city council has cut the days and locations street fundraisers can operate from five to three, after 'overwhelming public feedback'

Thomas Hughes-Hallett will step down after leading the charity for the past 12 years

They have been trialled in contracts for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014

Riverside Association of Music & Arts sought to see documents about cancellation of festival

Newspaper has supported a development charity each year since 2005

Acevo commission aims to establish partnerships between charities, local authorities and businesses

The Charity Bank chief executive says it is the right time to leave the organisation after 19 years

Kirsty McHugh, chief of Employment Related Services Association, says the scheme is working well

Report alleged the head of the All Wales Ethnic Minorities Association misused funds

About 20 will be needed to do the work of 12 paid staff being moved to other locations