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The Employment Tribunal has delivered its latest judgment in MacLennan v British Psychological Society, confirming that charity trustees are not “workers” and are not entitled to whistleblowing protection.
The Crime and Policing Act 2026 significantly extends corporate criminal liability for charities, building on the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA).
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, widely known as Martyn’s Law, came into force in April last year, with a two year long implementation period to allow venues and events organisers to get ready.
New ICO guidance on the new charitable soft opt in for charity marketing has been published. Here are our key takeaways.
New Charity Commission guidance on conflicts of interest and loyalty has been published. We look at the key takeaways.
Does your charity ever host events open to the public? Charities running some events will have to comply with new requirements to reduce the risk to the public in case of terrorist attack.
Judgment in Anston Investments Ltd v HMRC was handed down on 30 March 2026.
The government has confirmed that charity membership subscriptions will be excluded from additional regulation under new consumer regulation. This will ensure charities can continue to claim gift aid on the payments.
Charities are seeking merger increasingly as a safe harbour in challenging times. Here is our guide to what you need to know if you’re thinking about merger.
A landmark Valuation Tribunal decision has reduced the Natural History Museum’s rateable value to £1.
Fundraising is about far more than generating income — it’s fundamentally about building and maintaining public trust.
With the commencement of key provisions the DUAA, 5 February 2026, the charitable purpose soft opt in under Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations has officially come into force.