If you are new to the term IoT, it stands for ‘Internet of Things’. This covers all those smart devices including TVs, air fryers, fitness trackers, cars, and even toasters that connect to the Internet and could be collecting your personal data. According to the ICO, new research reveals only 1 in 7 people have […]
Author: Nick Swain
Updated Charities Act 2016 guidance
The Fundraising Regulator have updated their guidance on The Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016: Fundraising reporting requirements with the latest data, information and statistics. Charities in England and Wales that must have their accounts audited and raise funds from the public are required to include statements on specific areas of their fundraising in their annual reports. You can find […]
Implications of the under-16 social media ban
It has been reported that several charities are considering how they will engage differently with young people, following the announcement of the government’s plans to ban certain social media platforms for children aged under 16. Civil Society covers this well at https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/charities-considering-youth-engagement-plans-after-social-media-ban.html, but if you offer services and support to this age group, how could […]
London Marathon 2027 to be a two-day event
It has been confirmed that the London Marathon 2027 will be a two-day event and will be held on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 April 2027. This one-off change could see 100,000 participants over both days and represents a significant opportunity for charities that use this type of event to raise funds. You can find […]
Companies House to change accounts filing from 2028
Companies House is to bring in changes to accounts filing from April 2028 – you can find out more from https://www.gov.uk/government/news/companies-house-to-bring-in-changes-to-accounts-filing-from-april-2028.