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Charity Commission Update: Trustee Conflicts of Interest and How to Identify a Conflict

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By Jennifer Scott, Sophie Bird
| blandy.co.uk
Reading 0118 951 6800 Henley-on-Thames 01491 572 323 Wokingham 0118 951 6888 London (by appointment only) 020 3031 6605 Email Jennifer Scott and Sophie Bird, in our Charities & Education team, discuss trustee conflicts of interest and the recent guidance released by the Charity Commission on the topic. The Charity Commission for England and Wales updated its guidance for trustees on identifying and managing conflicts of interest last week .
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Preventing Charity “Lawfare”

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By Jennifer Scott, Sophie Bird
| blandy.co.uk
Reading 0118 951 6800 Henley-on-Thames 01491 572 323 Wokingham 0118 951 6888 London (by appointment only) 020 3031 6605 Email Jennifer Scott and Sophie Bird, in our Charities & Education team, explain the concept of "Lawfare" and discuss the actions charities can take to mitigate its risks. “Lawfare”, in the context of charities, refers to the use of legal processes (such as regulatory complaints and litigation) to pressure, delay, or deter a charity’s activities or public positions.
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Trustee Considerations on Charity Borrowing

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By Nick Burrows, Sophie Bird
| blandy.co.uk
Reading 0118 951 6800 Henley-on-Thames 01491 572 323 Wokingham 0118 951 6888 London (by appointment only) 020 3031 6605 Email Nick Burrows and Sophie Bird, in our Charities & Education team, break down the various factors trustees should bare in mind when considering charity borrowing. Many charities will, at some stage, need to borrow money to operate or expand.
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