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Charity Commission appoints David Holdsworth as CEO

Charity Commission appoints David Holdsworth as CEO
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Charities warn of devastating knock-on impact of English councils financial crisis | Voluntary sector

Exclusive: Local voluntary groups forced to cut services or close as council funding pulled

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Charity leaders welcome hopeful discussion with Labour at summit

Sir Keir Starmer and a host of shadow cabinet ministers took part in the event

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Global majority volunteers are twice as likely to feel excluded, report finds

Global majority volunteers are twice as likely to feel excluded, report finds
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Charities could face reducing services to deal with an expected £19bn cut in public spending

Increasingly squeezed departmental budgets and rising costs caused by the uplift to the National Living Wage will put additional pressure on charities, experts warn

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