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The headline of the story appeared to give the impression that English Heritage’s chief executive had made negative comments about the National Trust

Captain Sir Tom Moores family are on their way to building an extension at their home set with a toilet, kitchen and patio that will mostly be used for charity purposes.

The Captain Tom Foundation, set up by the family of the war veteran after his fundraising efforts, reportedly tried to appoint Hannah Ingram-Moore as its CEO on a salary around £150,000.

The payment was made as part of an Environment Agency enforcement undertaking

Manjinder Virdi was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment after pleading guilty to fraud by abuse of position

The deadline for entering the Purpose Awards EMEA 2022 at 'early bird' rates is approaching: entrants have until Thursday 17 February to submit their entries at the reduced price.

A working group calls for a 'urgent mindset shift change across the sector' to embrace flexible working arrangements

<p>Work has started on a project which will bring 269 new homes and a 32 place care home for people living with dementia to <a href="/topic/monmouthshire">Monmouthshire</a>. </p>

If we make flexible working the norm for everyone, it reduces the stigma and levels the playing field

The charity, which had an income of £1.1m in its first year, incurred £162,000 in management costs and gave grants to four charities totalling £160,000