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Politics and Power: Sir Stephen Bubb
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Politics and Power: Sir Stephen Bubb
Charities can do the job if the PM pushes his policies.
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Policy & Politics > Features
The CharityInsight Debate: How to change the world
Do you need to shape government policy or persuade ministers to hear your case? Our panel debate what is needed to influence the influential.
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Policy & Politics > Features
The View from Westminster: Fiona Mactaggart MP
The cuts are an assault on women - we must fight back.
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Leadership > Features
The Charity Insight Essay: beating Goliath
How will the NHS reforms affect health charities – and what can they do to make sure they survive? For smaller organisations, in particular, many challenges lie ahead.
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Policy & Politics > Features
Are young people really the ‘lost generation’?
Young people have more to offer the Big Society than the media makes out, says Terry Ryall.
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Policy & Politics > Features
The View from Westminster: Roberta Blackman-Woods
Volunteers must not be left to sink or swim. They need training, support and infrastructure, says Labour’s spokeswoman on civil society.
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Policy & Politics > Features
The View from Westminster: Lord Rennard
“Partnership is the heart and soul of the Big Society.”
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Policy & Politics > Features
The Charity Insight Essay: breaking the cycle
Almost half of all prisoners will be reconvicted within one year of being released – something that has far-reaching costs and consequences. So what role can charities play in reducing reoffending?
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Policy & Politics > Features
The View from Westminster: Tessa Jowell MP
Community where possible, government where necessary.
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Policy & Politics > Features
The Charity Insight Essay: building the big society
With a drop in the number of people interested in volunteering in their local areas, how realistic is David Cameron’s vision of the new civic activism in an age of austerity?
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Policy & Politics > Features
The View from Westminster: Andrew Mitchell MP
Aid is morally right, but charities have a duty to be efficient.
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Policy & Politics > Features
How to...keep the Charity Commission happy
There are a few important steps all charities need to take to keep the Commission happy, says Neal Green.
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Strategy > Features
Reality check: protecting specialist care services
With sweeping NHS reforms underway and the handover of budgetary powers to GPs gathering pace, it has never been more crucial for charities to ensure the voices of patients with rare diseases are heard, says Robert Meadowcroft.
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Policy & Politics > Features
The good life
Will the government’s national measure of well-being provide charities with an opportunity to translate the results into positive changes for society? Laura Stoll explores its potential.
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Policy & Politics > Features
View from the sector
The social enterprise sector welcomes Chris White’s Bill, says Peter Holbrook.
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