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Clare Moseley, who has stepped down from Care4Calais, also prompted complaints for using pepper spray in self-defence

The broadcaster and telecoms company was among the many winners at the event - read on for the full list

Administrators say the Coventry trust and lenders are accused of 'profligacy'

Supported by International IDEA, the Parliament of Bhutan and Civil Society Organizations launched a Strategy Document on 4 May 2023 aimed at strengthening democratic governance. The strategy, which was developed through in-depth consultative and participatory processes, seeks to enhance the engagement and participation of CSOs in the parliamentary and decision-making process.

MHA is also withdrawing services from two properties owned by local authorities as it tries to save money

Many HR leaders like a challenge but it takes real grit to tackle allegations head on. The HR lead at Alzheimer’s Society speaks to Beau Jackson

The organisation was based at its Kingston upon Thames, west London, headquarters for 10 years

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley (right) signing the Declaration of Mission Barbados at the Barbados Workers’ Union May Day celebrations on Monday. Looking o ...

Today, Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley, on behalf of the Government of Barbados, joined with members of the Social Partnership to sign the…

The Charity Commission says it is looking into ‘concerns’ about the organisation, which works with military veterans