Charity Commission chair says trustee recruitment must be much more open

The Chair of the Charity Commission is reported in Civil Society as saying that trustee recruitment must be much more open https://www.civilsociety.co.uk/news/trustee-recruitment-must-be-much-more-open-commission-chair-says.html. When was the last time that you reviewed your trustee recruitment and induction processes?

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Windows 10 security support ending October 2027

Microsoft has announced that they will not be extending Windows 10 ESL security support past October 2027. Whilst this is a long way off, it is a timely reminder to make plans for any Windows 10 computers that you are still using. Which? has a helpful article on the possibilities at https://www.which.co.uk/news/article/windows-10-is-losing-security-support-in-october-2027-aZV723o24RP9, although always check […]

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New guidance on treating donors fairly

The Chartered Institute of Fundraising (CIoF) has revised its guidance for those engaging with donors who may be in vulnerable circumstances. It reflects changes in good practice and legislation, including recent revisions to the Code of Fundraising Practice. It covers how to treat special category data, for example relating to health, including examples of how […]

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Free governance outlook for Boards in 2027 report

The pressure on boards is coming from every direction (financial, political, technological), and those pressures are increasingly interconnected. Thus suggests BoardEffect who offer Board management software and services, and were mentioned by Civil Society recently. You can find out more in their free report available at https://www.boardeffect.com/guides/mdo-governance-outlook/.

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