The UK Statistics Authority has told the Department for Communities and Local Government to stop using potentially misleading figures for homelessness, and said it would monitor its future statements on
Charities will be paying £432m in business rates in 2019/20, more than double the amount they paid at the beginning of the decade, the Charity Finance Group has estimated.
ACAS & The Government Equalities Office (GEO) have launched new guidance on gender pay gap reporting: From April if you have 250 or more employees you must publish information, every year,
HM Revenue and Customs has granted an exemption for charities from a new government scheme that will force most businesses to introduce digital record-keeping and produce quarterly updates. HMRC has
The Disrespect NoBody campaign helps young people to understand what a healthy relationship is; re-think their views of controlling behaviour, violence, abuse, sexual abuse and what consent means within their
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation has published a report into households below the Minimum Income Standard, charting changes from 2008-09 to 2014-15. The Minimum Income Standard (MIS) is a benchmark of
Dear Partners I am kindly asking for your support to help me with scoping youth events taking place throughout Hampshire and IOW this year which we could attend as
A group of local organisations has won a bid to deliver health improvement and behaviour change services across the city of Southampton. The group will be led by Social Care
Safehands Training supports the work of the charity, Youth Options; helping to support young people achieve a better future, through positive interventions and learning opportunities. We can offer: Emergency First
The Southampton Rental Charter is a voluntary scheme set up by local MP’s Southampton Citizen’s Advice Bureau and ARLA (Association of Residential Letting Agents). It has been established to highlight
