Charity Commission

Captain Sir Tom Moore poses for photographers to promote the launch of his book 'Tomorrow is a Good Day' at his home. (Pic credit: Neil Hall / EPA-EFE / Shutterstock)

TV show explores truth behind how money raised for Captain Tom was used

The Widdop family back in 2010, shortly before Simon founded Yorkshire Children's Trust.

Yorkshire Children's Trust founder shares his family story in Trustees' Week

Helen Stephenson is CEO of the Charity Commission

The nation needs more charity trustees to help our society: Helen Stephenson

Hannah Ingram-Moore, the daughter of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore, with husband Colin (left) and son Benjie (right), at Central Bedfordshire Council in Chicksands, Bedfordshire, for a hearing to appeal against an order to demolish an unauthorised spa pool block built at her home.

Captain Tom Foundation could close following spa pool block row, says lawyer

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her late father Captain Tom Moore (Photo: Getty Images)

Captain Tom Moore: Charity paid daughter £70,000 as donations fell

Graves park in Sheffield

Council rejects claims it is 'privatising' parkland in Sheffield

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her late father Captain Tom Moore (Photo: Getty Images)

Captain Tom Moore’s family say spa complex is ‘used for charitable purposes’

Hannah Ingram-Moore and her late father Captain Tom Moore (Photo: Getty Images)

Daughter of Sir Captain Tom Moore ordered to tear down home spa

Captain, now Colonel Tom Moore

Watchdog probe into Captain Tom Moore charity unresolved one year on

The Horniman Museum and Gardens in London

Museum makes 'moral' decision to return looted artefacts to Nigeria

Fraudsters are preying on people’s desire to help those affected by the Ukraine crisis, particularly through cryptocurrency scams, according to fraud prevention body Cifas.

Warning over fraudsters preying on desire to help with Ukraine crisis

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden.

Charities will be told to stop 'woke hunt for division', says Oliver Dowden

The Olive Grove Foundation

Charity hit with restrictions during probe says people it helps will 'suffer'

Under the Equality Act, it is illegal to discriminate against someone on the basis of their gender identity. Pictured: Leeds Pride 2018

Mermaids launches campaign to strike pressure group off the charity register

The Samaritans shop in Shipley. Picture: Google Maps

Bradford Samaritans branch to close months after bullying claims

The Samaritans shop in Shipley. Picture: Google Maps

Samaritans ‘turn deaf ear’ on ‘bullying culture’ in Bradford

Does there need to be a rebalancing of the way funds are shared out? (PA).

Andrew Vine: Funds lavished on Oxfam could do good at home

Oxfam is at the centre of a political scandal.

YP Letters: Oxfam scandal makes case to end foreign aid

Oxfam has lost sight of its Christian ethos, writes Bill Carmichael. Do you agree?

Bill Carmichael: Oxfam's sex scandal shame is part of wider charity malaise

The International Development Secretary has warned Oxfam that the charity will have funding withdrawn if it fails to comply with authorities over safeguarding issues. Picture: Press Association

The Yorkshire Post says: Oxfam scandal appears to be tip of the iceberg for inte...

Helen Stephenson CBE, CEO of the Charity Commission

Young people get savvy on giving
PEOPLE in Yorkshire are more likely to embrace festive fundraising and wear a Christmas jumper to raise money for charity than Londoners, new research has revealed.

Michele Todd: Strict regulation would benefit charity sector

September 2: Why transport policy matters

Kids Company warned of ‘riot risk’ prior to closure

Jon Dean: Time to revive the debate over Britain’s Big Society

Gareth Morgan: Charities’ needs lost amid terror talk

Final proposals for spending cuts in the North York Moors National Park have been agreed.

Moors job losses as park copes with funds squeeze

A North York Moors National Park sign at the foot of Sutton Bank

National Park may become a charity in face of cuts

No threat of cull farmers being named

Judy Robinson: Why we must mind the gap over high pay at charities

David Craig.

David Craig: Time for cuts to put brakes on the charity gravy train

MPs slam watchdog over tax dodging ‘charity’
THE charity watchdog should never have granted legal charitable status to a trust which raised £176m in two years but paid out just £55,000 in charitable donations, according to a report from a powerful committee of MPs.

Defunct charity cash to be spent in communities

Sacrificing all moral authority

Former mine union chief in charity theft told to pay £210,000

Academies advocate attacks ‘charitable’ schools

Shock over disrepair at historic church that was sold for just £1

Jimmy Savile leaves £5 million in charity accounts

Popular agricultural show looks to future with charitable status

Exclusive: Superhead school ‘erred’ in charity returns

Council finds cash to boost community fund

Exclusive: School fund threatened with removal of charitable status

‘Reputation at risk’ after charity money kept by school

Rules on charitable status ‘vague and legally flawed’

Leeds Catholic charity loses appeal over ‘gay adoptions’

£47,500 for dismissed prison charity whistle-blower

Charities 'may lose billions' in cutbacks

Giving to charity can be a less taxing issue

Schools' group winscharity rules review

Schools' group winscharity rules review

Catholic adoption agency's plea to bar gays rejected once again

Private school wins reprieve

Concerns over Muslim charity investigated

Charity Commission steps in to advise fishing heritage group

Exclusive: Health charity faces £3.5m loss as trusts snub business venture

Charity wins gay adoption case

Faith and charity

Catholic adoption society wins ruling on gay parents

Catholic adoption society in court over gay parents ruling