Joe Saxton went to visit FareShare last week at their London warehouse and sets out their latest campaign to try and reduce the amount of food waste in the UK.

Does SORP really address the needs of its primary stakeholders? Joe Saxton looks into the issue and talks about what needs to be changed.

It’s time for a new approach to solving the financial reporting challenges that the charity sector faces. Charity accounts, and the financial data that springs from them, should be a route to build trust in charities. As it stands they aren’t. This free report addresses the current issues with the system and proposes changes. Do you agree with them?

The Transparency of Lobbying, Non-party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Act has been met with fierce opposition since it became law in 2014. Over three years down the line and in the wake of the snap general election, we're reflecting on how (un)successful it has been in its aims to improve transparency and public trust in politics. 

The charity sector is abuzz as the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) looms; but are charities giving enough consideration to how the public feel about this incoming change?

As supporter databases diminish due to changes required by the GDPR, charities may have to rely more strongly on fundraising events to keep supporters engaged and encourage donations.

The shock waves of Theresa May's decision to call a snap general election on 8 June are still being felt. As political parties spruce up their battle buses and fine-tune their slogans, we're thinking about the effects that a new parliament may have on charities.