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Charity accounting just got lighter. For financial years ending on or after 30 September 2026, the main thresholds have risen: independent examination now starts…
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Coventry’s year as UK City of Culture brought a remarkable programme to the city. On 4th September 2026 the Charity Commission published its conclusions…
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The Charity Commission’s new Charity sector risk assessment, published this month, sets out the risks facing charities across England and Wales, and much of…
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Data protection has moved on over the past year, and a few developments are worth the attention of cultural organisations in particular.
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From 1 September 2026 the DBS supervision exemption for regulated activity with children ends. What cultural organisations should check before the autumn.
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Acas has published a draft new Code of Practice on discipline and grievance. What the changes mean for cultural organisations and their mixed workforce.
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Our briefing note on the EHRC’s Code of Practice for services, updated for November 2026: toilets, changing rooms, events, membership schemes and charities.
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The UK’s data protection landscape is undergoing another change! All organisations acting as data controllers are legally required to maintain and follow a publicly…
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For too long, equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) have been treated as an optional extra at the end of a board meeting. But as…
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Organisations face a new challenge: the perfectly phrased, highly legalistic, and often voluminous AI-generated complaint. Tools like ChatGPT have democratised drafting formal grievances. While…
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Intro From 27 November 2025, significant reforms to the rules on ex gratia payments (now referred to as “moral payments” under Charity Commission guidance)…
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The Supreme Court’s Interpretation: Biological Sex as the Definition of “Sex” The Supreme Court unanimously held that, for the purposes of the Equality Act…
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