The Charity Commission has launched a compliance case into allegations a soup kitchen charity supported the political candidate who founded it. Amazing Graze, a soup kitchen in Blackpool that supports homeless people in the area by providing hot meals and shelter, was founded by Mark Butcher, the Reform UK candidate in the Blackpool South by-election
A record more than 38,000 wills included gifts to charity last year, pushing the total donated to a new annual high. The legacy notification company Smee & Ford said there were 38,178 charitable estates recorded in Engand and Wales in 2023, the highest number since it started tracking sector data in 2012. The company said
Two women have been jailed for defrauding and laundering more than £634,000 from estates of the deceased, including money intended for charities. Laurna Porter, 69, and Julie Atkins, 68, both of Tamworth, were sentenced at Wolverhampton Crown Court yesterday to four years and 30 months in prison respectively. Porter admitted fraud by abuse of position
On Wednesday, April 24th, the Senate passed a TikTok bill. And Joe Biden signed it into law. The new law says that ByteDance, the company that founded and owns TikTok, must sell TikTok to an American purchaser within nine months or TikTok will be banished from the Apple and Google app stores and will no
The Royal Albert Hall has withdrawn a controversial proposal to add seats to some of its most lucrative boxes after opposition from peers. The hall, which was established by royal charter and therefore needs parliament to approve changes to its constitution, wanted permission to add an extra two seats into each of its “grand tier”
The sector leader Simon Blake has been awarded £90,000 in damages after the actor-turned-politician Laurence Fox called him a paedophile on social media. Simon Blake, chief executive of Mental Health First Aid England, filed a defamation lawsuit in 2021 with the RuPaul’s Drag Race star Crystal after they were subjected to the same slur by
The palliative care charity Sue Ryder has appointed James Sanderson, a current national director for NHS England, as its new chief executive. Sanderson, who has been the national director of community health services, personalised care and palliative and end-of-life care for NHS England since 2015, will take up the reins at the charity in August.
Charity leaders are facing a sense that they are “on trial just for doing their job”, the chief executive of the Charity Commission has warned. Speaking at an event for charity trustees in London today, Helen Stephenson said there was a risk that charity leaders are facing “disproportionately intense, unpleasant, and sometimes unfair personal scrutiny
The number of employees donating to charity through payroll giving has declined by 13 per cent since 2020, new research has found. The Charities Aid Foundation has warned that charities are “missing out on millions” through payroll giving, as its new research shows that the number of employees donating through the scheme and the total
A hospice charity is “under threat and in urgent need of a lifeline” due to a £1m hole in its finances, its chief executive has warned. Prospect Hospice, which is based in Wroughton, Wiltshire, said it costs £8.5m a year to run the charity. The charity said it had reduced the number of beds in
Hassun El-Zafar has been appointed director of the educational charity Edinburgh Science, succeeding its current chief who has led the charity for nearly 30 years. El-Zafar is currently the senior producer for public programmes at the science charity the Royal Institution of Great Britain. He is also a non-executive director for the Union of Justice,
Known for its steamy-hot summers, mild winters and sultry operatic gypsy heroine Carmen, Seville is a bijou city whose fabulous food, extraordinary Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and exotic flamenco rhythms never fail to charm and seduce. History oozes through its very pores, with ancient Moorish walls, Roman ruins and Baroque churches at every turn.
Norfolk’s vast sandy beaches are its chief draw for visitors: even on the busiest summer day there is always space for games, kite-flying or a family picnic in the dunes. Boating, crabbing, digging for cockles and wading in creeks provides hours of entertainment for all. But there’s much more to Norfolk’s coast than its beaches.
Every day of the week, 24-hours a day, there’s always something going on in the city that never sleeps. From big-name museums to meander through, architectural wonders to gawk at, galleries to see, and neighbourhoods to explore, you’d have to live seven lives to experience all the best things to do in New York. Below
Having it all is most definitely a good thing but it can also be a somewhat overwhelming – where to start? London has so much to offer, for all tastes, budgets and cultural persuasions. There is proper (grisly) history, statement buildings old and new, and world-class museums housed in jaw-dropping architecture. There are wonderful parks
Copenhagen always ranks highly in surveys of the world’s best cities, and little wonder. Size certainly helps: it’s big enough to have world-class museums, restaurants and attractions; small enough to make them easily accessible. Then there’s its unerring ability to blend quaint and cool: one minute you’re in Indre By or Christianshavn, strolling along a
Some things are non-negotiable – first-timers really shouldn’t leave Copenhagen without at least once strolling along the waterfront at Nyhavn or succumbing to the twinkly charms of Tivoli amusement park. But there are plenty of other experiences to keep you happily busy too, from picnicking on board a little boat as you float through the city’s
There are two types of guys in this world. Guy 1: “How have I gone my whole life without the wizarding wonders of this beard straightener? Two words: game-changer.” Guy 2: “Wait… beard straighteners are a thing?” If you’re in the latter camp, welcome to the first day of the rest of your life. If
Summer might be the time we all shop for shades, shorts and sunscreen, but it’s also the perfect time to grab a new scent. We’re not just saying that to make you buy another bottle of the smelly stuff. There are some very good reasons for switching to a different, lighter cologne for men as
Sooner or later, gray hair is coming for you, whether you’re ready or not. If you’re feeling uninspired by a Clooney crop, then you have options. Send those pesky pewter hairs packing with the 7 best men’s hair dyes for gray hair. If you’re in your mid-30s to mid-40s, chances are you’re on the way
He’s got a James Bond suit on, a swanky pair of loafers, and a badass watch to back it. He’s the life of the party… that is, if you ignore the tattered belt with the gigantic buckle. I’ve seen it happen, and it’s a classic case of “so close but so far.” That’s where the
*Sniff, sniff.* Smell that? Yeah, that’s the guy who just walked past you at the bar who’s now chatting that cute girl up. He’s sucking up all the attention. Why? Because he smells like a man. Fragrances, when chosen correctly, can take you from a 7 to a 10 in seconds. Having a proprietary aroma,
Sweaty feet, gross. Just like body odor, going for a #2, and earwax, sweaty feet are a natural, albeit disgusting, bodily function. It’s just a part of life as a guy. Especially when you’re active and work out every day, your feet need something a bit extra. (For you, your shoes, and those around you,
Completed college? Your bank account has taken one hell of a beating and so has your liver, but you’ve made it to graduation—and for tha, you should be really proud. But before you sign-off from your studies and start earning some proper coin, there’s just one more blowout to complete before you embark on a
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If you’ve ever left the house barenecked and had winter’s cold snap slap you aggressively across the throat, then you’ll know the importance of remembering to wear a scarf. The final guard against sub-zero temperatures and a defining finishing touch to your frosty fits, it’s an essential accessory for any guy’s closet. So, before you
Crime procedurals have thrived on primetime television for over two decades, and several of them are still streamed frequently. Popular shows like Law & Order, Law & Order: SVU, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, and NCIS have existed since the 1990s and the 2000s. Due to their popularity, these series have created multiple spinoffs and revivals.
Blue Bloods latest hiatus is short. After a week-long preemption, the Reagans will be back with what appears to be one of their most intriguing plots. So far, CBS is short on details for Blue Bloods Season 14 Episode 7. What little has been released suggests that Danny and Baez have a big case that
It didn’t look like it would ever happen, but Eric Brady is finally beginning to wake up. Sloan’s behavior went from annoying to unconscionable when she went along with a scheme to steal the newborn and pay off a sleazy doctor to tell Nicole he was dead, all because she wanted to engineer a split
Colter found himself in a rather odd search during Tracker Season 1 Episode 9. This one saw him visiting an abandoned hospital, sitting down with a convicted killer, and once again questioning the impact the traumas from his childhood continue to have on him. I’d say it was a typical day for Colter overall, but
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