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Hilary McGrady also says the response to challenges by ‘anti-woke’ Restore Trust campaigners is a ‘sign of confidence’ in the NT’s work

In my two years as UK Special Representative for Syria I have found myself dispelling three Big Myths about Syria, all too often shared by British and

Tracey Burley will take over from Rob Owen, who leaves St Giles Trust after 15 years

The organisation has relocated after RNIB ended its lease amid plans to sell the London building

The Gloag Foundation says Dame Ann Gloag – also a co-founder of transport group Stagecoach – ‘strongly disputes’ all allegations against her

The event will take place virtually on 2 February

Member of Parliament for St Peter Colin Jordan has called on relevant Government agencies to do what is necessary to stop the beach erosion at Six Men’s in that parish. Noting that he was especially concerned that the situation was having a negative impact on the popular Braddy’s Bar, Jordan stated that the problem must not be allowed to persist.  Contributing to

But voluntary organisations are ‘more robust’ than people think, according to the latest Third Sector Trends

On the face of it, an AI-driven initiative looks like it is making progress. But I’m not so sure

The Charity Commission’s compliance case into the governance of the Jim Ratcliffe Foundation follows allegations that it put millions of pounds into building an exclusive skiing clubhouse