charity law news February 2010
Blake Lapthorn solicitors' Charities group publishes
regular e-bulletins to keep you up-to-date with breaking news and
topical issues affecting the charities sector. Please click on the
links below to view February's articles.
The Charity Commission updates some of its key documents.
A Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) report highlights ways in which charities can improve their communications and connect effectively with donors.
A survey of UK charities shows that a large proportion of charities are still unaware of the new rules in relation to vetting and barring in order to protect children and vulnerable adults.
The Public Fundraising Regulatory Association has unveiled proposals to impose penalties on face-to-face fundraisers where necessary.
The RSPCA faces a massive legal bill after the court ruled that it must pay the other side's costs in its failed court battle over a £2 million legacy.
New guidance is available for voluntary and community groups to help them face the issues and implications arising from climate change.
New employment legislation will come into force from 6 April 2010 enabling employees to have time off work to train.
Details of up and coming events: Charity trustee induction and refresher training and Green Breakfasts 2010.
