We all talk about Climate Change, but do we really understand the implications? A new report examines how climate change is expected to affect us and explores how it will impact our lives over the coming years.
A new blog from the Charity Commission for England and Wales highlights the growing risks of unmanaged conflicts of interest in charities. While conflicts are common, failing to properly identify and manage them can lead to financial loss, reputational damage, and regulatory action. The Commission stresses that trustees must be proactive; declaring conflicts, keeping clear records, and following proper procedures, to protect both their charity and public trust.
Read a statement from Chris Scott, Director of Strategic Commissioning and Market Development at Norfolk County Council about the Government's announcement on Local Government Reorganisation in Norfolk.
We are sharing this message from Norfolk County Council's manager of their client hardship service. Please consider if this could support any rural residents you are working with. Further details are expected to follow i.e. salary levels.
Rising global tensions are already impacting heating oil prices, creating uncertainty for households across rural areas. With costs changing quickly and suppliers facing increased demand, now is the time to understand what’s happening, what it means for you, and how to plan ahead.
The Government has announced additional funding aimed specifically at households in rural areas who rely on heating oil, recognising the impact of rising fuel costs. This article explains how the fund will work, what it means for local organisations, and how residents in need can access support.
Managing a charity’s finances can be challenging. From handling day-to-day payments to planning for the future, organisations need banking services they can trust. To help charities navigate their options, CAF Bank has produced a free guide designed specifically for charities and social purpose organisations.
Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, fuel markets have highly become volatile and demand has increased significantly. As a result, most of our suppliers are currently unable to provide advance pricing.
The new fund will replace the Household Support Fund, which has supported more than 100,000 households each year in Norfolk with help towards essential living costs.
With Senedd and local elections approaching in May, the Charity Commission is reminding charities of their responsibilities when campaigning and engaging in political activity.