Supporting Voluntary and Community Action
Trustees’ Week 2019 is now in full swing, running from Monday 4 – Friday 8 November, and it’s a chance to thank your existing trustees, recruit new trustees, and make a pledge for trustee diversity.
The...
The Charity Commission, along with the other UK regulators is seeking engagement partners to join key stakeholder groups that will help to gather feedback and ideas for changes to the charities Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP).
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Rising Arts Agency has launched a...
Over two thirds of charities think that fraud is a major risk, according to new research from the Charity Commission.
Despite this, less than 9% of charities have a fraud awareness training programme....
Bristol City Council has launched its consultation on the level of council tax it will charge for the year 2020-21.
The council is proposing...
The 2019-20 Voscurs, Bristol’s social impact awards, are now open for nominations.
This is your chance to nominate a group or individual for their hard work since January 2019. There are seven categories...
This month saw the first Queen’s Speech since June 2017.
Officially, the occasion is used to set out government proposals for the upcoming parliamentary term.
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Bristol City Council has submitted a planning application for a residential development on land bounded by Bonnington Walk, Landseer Avenue and a nearby railway line.
The housing will include 30 percent affordable homes is...
The government is launching a new £2m fund to tackle loneliness.
The funding comes one year since the publication of the government’s Loneliness Strategy and aims to support frontline, grassroots organisations that bring people...
Bristol residents from a black, Asian or minority ethnic (BAME) background, and residents of Hotwells and Harbourside, are needed to take part in Bristol's latest Quality of Life survey.
The survey was sent to a random sample of 33,000 Bristol households, but response rates have...