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  • Regulators call out big banks for ‘suddenly closing or suspending’ charity accounts

    November 15, 2023

    Charities are being unfairly "debanked", according to regulators, who have called on high street lenders to improve their "substandard" services for the sector.

  • A remarkable effort to turn grim tragedy into something positive

    September 12, 2023

    More than two decades on, the sheer visceral terror of the September 11 attacks continues to linger. Few working in the City then, in a world of global finance, did not know someone caught up by the assault on New York in some way. In the world before immediate smartphone communication, those were anxious days [...]

  • City Giving Day: Central London Alliance’s Guinness World Record Title Attempt

    September 7, 2023

    In a city that’s known for its fast-paced business world, iconic landmarks, and vibrant culture, a remarkable event is set to take place that will not only make history but also underline the spirit of community and philanthropy that thrives within the heart of London. On the 25th and 26th of September, the Central London [...]

  • Asylum backlog reaches new record high

    August 24, 2023

    The UK’s asylum backlog has hit a new record high, with 80 per cent of people waiting longer than six months for an initial decision. Home Office figures show a total of 175,457 people were waiting for an initial decision on an asylum application in the UK at the end of June 2023. This is [...]

  • Bloomsbury Football: Why Nike and Kier Starmer love London ‘coaching for all’ charity

    July 26, 2023

    Bloomsbury Football founder and CEO Charlie Hyman on the London-focused charity’s rapid rise, attracting support from Nike and Kier Starmer, and their plans for further expansion. Charlie Hyman was still a schoolboy when he got his first taste of football coaching, collecting cones for his younger brother’s team in a local park. “I thought I [...]

  • Lineker row offers the BBC a chance to reflect on how it does sport

    March 16, 2023

    National treasuredom isn’t codified. It is a status that creeps up on individuals, usually as they enter their twilight years. It does not reflect universal approbation, but certainly requires dissenters to be in a dwindling minority. Gary Lineker is clearly too divisive a figure to be considered a national treasure just yet, but the past [...]

  • How Opportunity International helps women escape poverty by starting a business

    March 8, 2023

    Throughout the Global South, Opportunity International is helping underserved communities work their way out of poverty – not through handouts but by providing access to credit and education in financial literacy.  With the majority of its work focusing on women, International Women’s Day feels like the ideal time to celebrate some of the amazing people [...]

  • Ex homeless charity boss spent thousands on luxury travel, high-end London restaurants and Apple watches, commission probe finds

    January 14, 2023

    The former boss of a homelessness charity spent thousands of pounds of its money on luxury travel, meals and watches, an investigation has found Lee Dribben, former chief executive of the Ashley Foundation, also used charity funds to buy a surveillance system, according to an inquiry by the Charity Commission. The regulator said it had [...]

  • Poverty and inequality are harming the world’s children and it’s time to act

    November 11, 2022  |  City Talk

    We must do all we can to alleviate the suffering of children during times of crisis to ensure healthy and happy future generations are fostered. A 2020 study on the falling living standards during the Covid-19 pandemic published by Science Advances took evidence from over 30,000 respondents across nine countries, one being Nepal that the [...]

  • New documentary released on childhood cataracts and extreme poverty

    November 7, 2022  |  City Talk

    The Tej Kohli & Ruit Foundation has released a brand new documentary short that showcases how childhood cataracts can exacerbate a families poverty. The documentary follows a family of six in the rural Jajakot region of Nepal. Three of the four children suffer have lived with needless cataract blindness for years and the eldest of [...]

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