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I'm reflecting on my biggest trustee blunders so that you can avoid them

Barbadians have been urged to become “inspectors of workplaces” in an effort to ensure that businesses provide safe environments for workers and customers.The call has come from Minister of Labour, Social Security and the Third Sector, Colin Jordan who today revealed that Government was moving towards having businesses display a certificate by the Chief Fire Officer, showing that the building was in compliance with safety regulations.He made the comments while leading off debate on the Safet...

What are the emerging threats you need to be aware of, how can you keep up with them and what does a good incident response plan look like?

The commission says it has identified concerns including ‘the charity’s independence from the family of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore and businesses connected to them’

Children Care Centre says it is meeting with the regulator in July

John Nicolson says he could not ‘imagine a less appropriate group’ to receive funds

Nick Pearson says he made a ‘huge error of judgement’ and has repaid the undisclosed sums, along with the charity’s investigation costs

The CMAs General Counsel delivered a speech to The Law Societys Competition Section.

The membership body has also ‘paused’ its commercial links with the online donations platform JustGiving because of its connections to the US-based NRA

MIGRANTS are doing many amazing projects here in Northern Ireland. This helps to overturn the long history of mistrust that has placed obstacles in community relations. It is a fact that when a protracted conflict has been ended by a treaty, as with Northern Ireland’s Good Friday Agreement, the natural thing to do next is mobilise communities to continue to maintain this order. The migrant community is doing government's work for free because the majority of the projects you see run by mi...