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22 July 2026

For Burnham’s Britain to Become a Force for Good, National Renewal and Global Leadership Must Go Hand in Hand

As Andy Burnham seeks to position himself as a different kind of political leader, many are asking what a Burnham-style vision for…...

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20 July 2026

Charity Campaigning: Shaping Policy, Influencing Change

Charities and grassroots organisations are navigating an increasingly challenging landscape defined by rising hostility, competing policy priorities, and widening socio-economic…...

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14 July 2026

Muslim Charities Forum Calls for Robust Government Action to Tackle Rising Anti-Muslim Hatred

MCF is deeply alarmed by the arrest of 12 individuals in connection with a planned terror attack at a Muslim…...

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25 June 2026

Small Charities, Big Impact: Why Grassroots Organisations Need Fair Funding

Small Charity Week, running from 22nd to 29th June 2026, is a moment to celebrate the grassroot organisations holding communities together across…...

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2 June 2026

The Case for Investing in Youth Volunteering

1st to 7th June 2026 marks Volunteers’ Week, an annual celebration of the people who devote their time and effort to strengthening UK…...

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19 May 2026

Analysing the Consequences of the UK’s Aid Cuts

The UK is hosting the Global Partnerships Conference in London this week, bringing together governments, philanthropic organisations, and civil society groups to build new partnerships in international development. The event showcases the…...

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11 May 2026

Making Local Politics Work After the 2026 Elections

On 7 May 2026, voters across England, Wales, and Scotland went to the polls for one of the most important…...

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23 April 2026

The Silent Majority: A Million Acts of Hope in Action

Public debate in the UK increasingly presents community life through the lens ofdivision. High-profile incidents, online polarisation and disruptive moments…...

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