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The Charities Bill has been published, but what are the real implications for the Scottish sector, and will the Government's proposals go far enough?

We are all aware of the cost-of-living crisis and how that is affecting us as individuals, but it also has implications for the charities within our communities

Our top 5 tips on what a charity should be considering for its articles.

It is important that the other Trustees have the ability to take matters into their own hands to protect the reputation of the organisation.

One thing the charity trustees should consider adding to their resolutions is to complete a health check of the charity’s constitution.

The House of Commons has voted to approve the UK government amendment to the Health & Social Care Bill which places a cap of £86,000 on an individual's lifetime

Charities are reminded of the importance of keeping personal data secure after the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) imposed fines on two UK charities.

Charities whose original aim has been satisfied or perhaps no longer able to provide the service - is now the right time to consider winding up your charity.

Big news this week is that The House of Commons has voted to approve the income tax and national insurance contribution increases proposed by the UK Government.

There are several reasons why a charitable organisation may wish to transfer operations and assets to another charity and the process can be a major project.

Charity law is not consistent throughout the United Kingdom and there are different regulating bodies and legislation governing the various jurisdictions.