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Whilst manifestos do not provide certainty over what change will arise, an election does provide an opportunity to reshape local government and its role in communities.
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Charities monthly round-up – May 2025
Paying trustees – Why good intentions aren’t enough Is your charity considering paying a trustee, or someone connected to them, for services, employment, or anything else? Are you confident you […]

Caution required: Understanding the Charity Commission’s updated guidance on trustee payments
The Charity Commission’s (the Commission)’s revised CC11 guidance on trustee payments marks a notable shift toward caution when making any payments to charity trustees or those connected to them.

Anthony Collins ushers in Spring with a series of promotions
Social purpose law firm, Anthony Collins, announces 13 promotions and three lateral moves across the business, from partner level through to associate and across its business support teams.

Navigating single-sex space policies: What employers should know after the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of ‘sex’
Employers will be aware of the widely reported ruling in For Women Scotland Ltd v Scottish Ministers, in which the Supreme Court held that the term ‘sex’ in the Equality Act 2010 (the Act) refers to the biological sex of the individual

