Domestic violence victims are to get greater protection under sweeping reforms of the family courts in England and Wales

A homeless man denied accommodation by his local authority has won a judicial review against the London Borough of Islington after it failed to follow due process

Legacy income for charities could fall by more than a quarter this year because of the pandemic, forecasters suggest

Rob Cope explains why charities and the legal profession need to co-operate to ensure legislation evolves in a way that protects legacy giving

Mark Abbott navigates the ups and downs of backing activist causes, even when they’re aligned with your charity’s core mission

Andrew Mackie explains how to stay on the right side of the Charity Commission after the 2018 Oxfam controversy put all charities under the spotlight

Mark Kenkre and Jamie De Souza warn charities to stay alert to the risk of enemies within

Technicalities causing a drag on the smooth operation of charities ‘like barnacles on

Sarah Clune looks at what is on the horizon for charities, including preparation for the new GDPR and changes to Charity Commission guidanc