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Charity's government income almost halved last year - Vimarsana News

Charity's government income almost halved last year

But World Vision UK’s overall income was up by £17m on the previous year due to a large rise in the amount of money it received through the Disaster Emergencies Committee and donations-in-kind from the World Food Programme

UK extension of overseas aid cut angers charities - Vimarsana News

UK extension of overseas aid cut angers charities

LONDON: The UK government on Thursday prolonged a freeze on its international aid budget introduced during the pandemic in a move condemned by charities. Boris Johnson’s administration in 2020 cut the annual budget for overseas development aid from 0.7 to 0.5 percent of gross national income (GNI), breaking an election promise.

Has the cost of living hit the will to give? - Vimarsana News

Has the cost of living hit the will to give?

Is the present cash crisis affecting Christian charities’ legacy income, asks Clive Price

T-Mobile Makes A Cogent Wireline Deal (Podcast) - Telecoms, Mobile & Cable Communications - Vimarsana News

T-Mobile Makes A Cogent Wireline Deal (Podcast) - Telecoms, Mobile & Cable Communications

As we covered in previous podcasts, T-Mobile has conveyed to customers that wireline services are not part of their long-term strategic service portfolio.

Source: mondaq.com
Letters: With Liz Truss as leader, the Conservatives have an opportunity to return to first principles - Vimarsana News

Letters: With Liz Truss as leader, the Conservatives have an opportunity to return to first principles

SIR – I joined the Conservatives in May 1981, when Margaret Thatcher’s first administration was at its nadir.