A conflict of interest arises when a person involved in decision-making for an organisation has competing personal, professional, or financial interests that could influence, or appear to influence, their decisions.
Increasing the supply of affordable housing is a central part of the Government’s desire to drive growth in the economy but will it reach us here in rural Norfolk?
With the Autumn Budget finally announced, many in the voluntary and community sector are looking closely at how these updates will affect the work they do and the people they serve, especially in rural communities. This year’s budget brings with it some new funding initiatives, but also a few challenges, particularly for voluntary sector organisations, already stretched thin by rising costs and demand.
We’re delivering free advice and awareness sessions for consumers, where you can find out how to be more energy efficient by making small changes in the home, and where you can get additional support.
It's Trustees Week (4th - 8th November)! As we celebrate trustees and their invaluable contributions to the charity sector, we also want to emphasise the importance of ensuring that charity funds are used responsibly and in line with the charity's mission and purposes.
Today marks the start of Advice Week, a time to celebrate the role that advice services like ours play in supporting the organisations and groups that shape and strengthen our communities.
On 10th October ministers unveiled the Employment Rights Bill, introduced within 100 days of the new government coming to office, to help deliver economic security and growth to businesses, workers and communities across the UK.
Our Referrers' Network Meetings are held biannually in North Norfolk and Breckland. During our September 2024 meeting, attendees requested that we compile a comprehensive list of digital services available in Norfolk for individuals who may be struggling to access the internet or require additional assistance in getting online.