A 175-year-old charity for the vegetarian and vegan movement has rebranded with a fresh logo, website and newly named membership magazine. The Vegetarian Society has revamped its logo and website as part of a rebrand that cost just under £50,000. The rebrand is intended to reflect the charity’s “refreshed vision and mission and our desire
The BBC presenter Jill Douglas is to step down as chief executive of the charity set up by the late rugby union player Doddie Weir. Douglas, who was appointed as the first chief executive of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation in 2018, will become a patron of the charity, which raises funds for research into
The government’s withdrawal of funds from an interfaith charity sets a “terrible precedent” that should concern the whole voluntary sector, charity leaders have warned. Sector leaders have warned of risks to charity governance after the government confirmed that it would not follow through on its funding offer to the Inter Faith Network for the UK
Charities must engage with generative artificial intelligence in “safe and targeted ways” to fully understand its role in the voluntary sector, charity leaders have urged. Speaking at the online launch of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations’ latest Road Ahead report, charity leaders stressed the importance of banding together as a sector to harness new developments
On Tuesday, February 20, at 1:54 pm, an American Airlines flight took off from Albuquerque’s International Sunport headed for Chicago, a three-hour flight away. Roughly half an hour into the flight, a passenger, Emma Ritz, says that a man whose seat was next to the emergency exit “cracked open the window that was protecting the
An interfaith charity has confirmed it will close after the government withdrew a £155,000 funding offer. The Inter Faith Network for the UK, which works with national faith community groups to advance understandings of different religious groups, said it would close and seek ways to preserve its legacy. The IFN has three full-time staff members,
[embedded content] Cancer Research UK has launched a £400m philanthropy campaign, which it says is the largest by a UK charity. The “More research, less cancer” campaign is targeting high value donors and philanthropists in order to reach the target over the next five years. The charity aims to use the funds raised “to help
A Coventry-based charity supporting victims of sexual violence has frozen its counselling waitlist due to a nearly £200,000 cut in local authority funding. The Coventry Rape and Sexual Abuse Centre, which has been supporting victims of sexual violence and abuse for more than 40 years, will lose 15 per cent of its total annual income
Union members at the Royal Society of Arts will go on strike for three days next week in the latest in a dispute over pay. The Independent Workers’ union of Great Britain said members at the 270-year-old charity would walk out on 26, 27 and 28 February as part of a long-standing row. Union members
The domestic violence charity Refuge has appointed its second interim chief executive in the space of five months. Abigail Ampofo, director of service delivery at the charity, has been appointed interim head after Ellen Miller announced she would be leaving to take up a permanent role. Miller, who has been interim chief since September, when
The multiple sclerosis charity the MS Trust has promoted Lucy Taylor to chief executive. Taylor, who has spent the past three years as the charity’s director of fundraising and marketing, will succeed David Martin, who is retiring after six years in the role. Before joining the MS Trust, Taylor held roles at charities including the
The rural support charity Action with Communities in Rural England has appointed Corinne Pluchino as its next chief executive. Pluchino, who is director of fundraising, marketing and communications at the wetlands and wildlife charity WWT, succeeds Richard Quallington, who stepped down last year after eight years in the role. Before joining WWT, Pluchino was chief
The proportion of charity communications professionals that received time off or compensation for working extra hours has dropped by almost 20 percentage points in just a year, new research has found. The percentage of communications professionals that received time off in lieu for additional hours worked dropped from 52 per cent in 2022 to just
The youth homelessness charity Depaul UK has appointed Alexia Murphy as its chief executive with immediate effect. Murphy has spent the past eight years working as executive director of operations at the charity, before moving into the post of deputy chief executive and then interim chief executive. Before joining Depaul UK she spent 10 years
A major social care trust has merged with a smaller charity, in a bid to strengthen the organisation and improve capacity for social care provision. The Orders of St John Care Trust, a charitable trust that provides social care services to older people in England, is merging with The Fremantle Trust, a smaller social care
“BREAKING NEWS: ARTS COUNCIL ENGLAND DECIDES IT WILL NO LONGER FUND ART” the poet Polly Atkin wrote on X, formerly Twitter, earlier this week. The post garnered more than 700 likes, and became one of a chorus of voices criticising the arts and culture funder after a story published in the sector journal Arts Professional
Craft Central will close at the end of the month because of financial pressures, the charity has announced. The charity, which operates a building used by about 70 contemporary craftspeople in the Isle of Dogs, east London, said that four staff would lose their jobs, plus one regular freelancer. Craft Central, which said it already
There have been a series of accidents over the last few months that can easily make you leery of autonomous cars, self-driving automobiles controlled by artificial intelligence. Waymo is a self-driving car company owned by Google’s parent, Alphabet. CNN reported on Wednesday, February 14th, that sometime at the end of 2023 in San Francisco a
A museum collection charity has been criticised for removing a ‘best practice’ link to a glossary of inclusive terminology, after media reports highlighted the guidance for its section on Palestine. The Collections Trust, which works with museums to improve the management of and access to collections, has been criticised for removing the link to the
Orchestra members at the English National Opera have, “with heavy hearts”, accepted a deal that will end industrial action at the charity. Members of the Musicians’ Union had voted in favour of strike action in December after the ENO announced plans to cut 19 posts in the orchestra and make its members part-time. Union members
It’s kind of funny seeing how Lee Child’s Jack Reacher stories are succeeding on Amazon Prime Video, because when Hollywood took a shot at adapting the stories, they crashed and burned after only one winning feature. The streaming series Reacher is currently in production on Reacher Season 3, with viewers praising the approach to the
Everything old is new again. Ben Affleck looking sad and going viral for it seems to be a regular occurrence for the actor, writer, and director and it happened once again, and not for the first time, at an awards show recently. Sad Affleck went viral once again at last year’s Grammy Awards, as people
While cinematic universes are everywhere, Warner Bros. has also been exploring comic-related stories that aren’t connected to the main DCU. Chief among them is Todd Phillips‘ Joker, which was a huge hit and won Joaquin Phoenix a 2020 Academy Award. One of the most anticipated upcoming DC movies is definitely its sequel Joker: Folie à
Valentine’s Day is a special time for celebrities to show their love. Whether that holiday spirit is shown with the Kardashians branching out in edible underwear or sweets posts like Justin Timberlake penning a sweet tribute for his wife, Jessica Biel, love was definitely in the air. Celebrities like Chris Pratt, Halle Berry, and others
Ready for your weekly dose of Stephen King? The latest edition of The King Beat is here to satiate your hunger with a fun feature inspired by developments from the King world in the last seven days. This week, we have a bit of fan casting for the developing Holly TV series, a new horror
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have one of Hollywood’s greatest, and most dramatic, romances. The decades-spanning connection that saw them initially get together back in the early 2000s but crumble under a much-publicized breakup a mere few days before their planned nuptials. Of course, the power couple would famously rekindle their romance twenty years later,
With a face card and a fashion game that never fail, Zendaya truly can show up on a red carpet wearing anything and look great. Her list of iconic fashion looks is long and legendary, whether it’s an oversized bowler hat, a futuristic take on a classic red dress or a dramatic “ponytail train” gown
Is March too early for the best among 2024 movies to come out in theaters? According to what the first audiences are saying about Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part 2, it sure isn’t! The science-fiction epic, which was initially going to come out this past fall, has finally premiered, and many who have seen the new
Christopher Nolan has a habit of working with the same actors over and over again: the acclaimed director has worked with Anne Hathaway and Matt Damon twice, Christian Bale and Gary Oldman four times apiece. And, he’s notably collaborated a whopping six times with Cillian Murphy, the star of not only his blockbuster biopic Oppenheimer
It’s been a great time for double features, what with 2023’s Barbie-meets-Oppenheimer phenomenon and the recent cinematic coupling of Wicked Part 1 and Moana 2 (a.k.a. “Theater Kid Barbenheimer”). Sydney Sweeney wants to keep the multi-title movie events going with a pair of her most recent theatrical releases. While sitting down for a recent interview
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