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Ged Devlin retweeted
Peter Alexander Jobson in session with Riley & Coe Tomorrow Wed 20.11.24 from 9pm x Get Some x Love Pete xx Links to my music: peteralexanderjobson.co.uk/
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26 Sep 2024
Not seen a lot of coverage in the sector press on this, but just know ⁦@Hargraver⁩ would have had an angle! 👇🏻 Naomi Campbell banned from being charity trustee theguardian.com/fashion/2024…
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Ged Devlin retweeted
'Halifax isn’t necessarily the most affluent area, and on paper this should just not work. But that’s why economists don’t organise live music events.' Could have been a car park. Thankfully it isn't @ThePieceHall. theguardian.com/uk-news/arti…
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15 Jul 2024
The ⁦@KeyFund⁩ 2023 / 2024 Impact report is here - stats and figures behind Key Fund’s investments, as well as the people making a difference in their communities #socinv combinestudio.dev/key-fund/

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15 Jul 2024
Working with partners @KeyFund @TheSocialInvest & @resonanceltd we’ve been working on delivering the £300m fund improving local youth facilities across the country
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15 Jul 2024
And a case study of @TheFlorrie also features!
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The Charity Commission statement; “As a fair, independent and evidence-led regulator, we only disqualify someone from serving as a trustee or a senior manager in a charity when the evidence gathered means it is proportionate and lawful to do so…..
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…. The evidence in this investigation meant that the level of misconduct and/or mismanagement was serious enough to warrant this action.”
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Ged Devlin retweeted
Guardian reporting that Captain Tom's daughter has been banned from being a charity trustee. Good moment to re-up this 3.5 years ago. It was trade press, as so often, which ignored the fawning and saw the failures. civilsociety.co.uk/news/capt…
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24 Jun 2024
Q: Captain Tom Foundation: Why is there no decision on charity? A: quite normal for complex or high-profile statutory inquiries to take longer than 2 years bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cxxx…
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12 Jun 2024
See also @nicktemple1 ‘s take here 👇🏻 I think it’s a great point on how @TheSocialInvest (and others) have used existing schemes to get cash to social enterprises, such as the government's guarantee scheme
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12 Jun 2024
(Noted it’s not a direct comparison with direct, retail investment in charities and social enterprises, and why I’d still like to see a successor to SITR, one of the few policy interventions we’ve seen that was solely for the social economy in the past decade)
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12 Jun 2024
Just got around to looking at the Social Investment Tax Relief stats from last year ( ‘22 - ‘23 ) Seems as it was getting towards the end (closure of the scheme was in Apr ‘23) the amounts and number of orgs raising £££ was pretty consistent c. 40 orgs p/a raising £5m - £6m
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12 Jun 2024
I think predicting it would be “worth £500m over 5 years” - which were some of the numbers thrown around was always a lot. Performing as it does (£5m p/a to 40 orgs) means it’s not too dissimilar to what many CDFIs do
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12 Jun 2024
If the sector is going to see socially motivated, retail investment going into social enterprises to the tune of the £500m figure over 5 years, it probably won’t look like the similar sort of investment people put into the more corporate schemes
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