The regulator is investigating Blackpool’s Voice over financial and governance concerns Charity Commission Opens Inquiry into Blackpool Anti-Poverty Charity The charity , which provides clothes, food and other provisions to those in poverty, was registered in 2020.   Since that time, it has failed to submit any accounting information as required by law. Additionally, since January 2025, the charity has been operating with an insufficient number of trustees, which is a breach

Consultation launched on revisions to the TI&A standard, Consumer Standards Code of Practice and TSMs RSH Launches Consultation on Updates to Consumer Standards and Requirements The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has launched a 12-week consultation  today (Tuesday 9 December) on revisions to the Transparency, Influence and Accountability standard (TI&A standard), Consumer Standards Code of Practice, and the Tenant Satisfaction Measures (TSMs).  The Ministry of Housing, Com

Education Secretary announces reforms to tighten rules on fraud in the student finance system that cost taxpayers £2m in 2022/23 Government Crackdown on Rogue University Franchises Students and taxpayers will have greater confidence in higher education as tough new reforms through our Plan for Change tighten controls on university franchising arrangements and make sure public money is used as intended, shoring up the reputation of our world-class sector. Franchiser providers

With fares frozen, a bold new look and fundamental reforms becoming law, government is building a railway Britain can rely on and be proud of All Change: The Future of British Trains Arrives as Government Reforms Broken Railways new Great British Railways brand unveiled – one railway, owned by the public, as landmark legislation debated in Commons reforms will bring the railways back into public ownership to deliver a more reliable network sneak peek at visuals for the GBR ti

The UK will host a major international summit next summer to tackle the flows of dirty money around the world, which are making the UK’s streets less safe Illicit Finance Summit to Build International Coalition Against Dirty Money Governments, civil society and the private sector to gather in London next year to accelerate fight against corruption and dirty money, as details of major summit outlined by Foreign Secretary.   Foreign Secretary calls out illicit finance as the ‘l

RSH is currently investigating matters which may indicate serious failings in the landlord delivering the outcomes of the Governance and Financial Viability Standard Arhag Housing Association Limited Grading Under Review The Regulator of Social Housing has today (Monday 8 December) placed Arhag Housing Association Limited on its  gradings under review list .  RSH is currently investigating matters which may indicate serious failings in the landlord delivering the outcomes of

Almost one million young people will benefit from learning or employment opportunities as a result of a major £820 million funding package Almost a Million Young People to Benefit from Expanded Support, New Training, and Work Experience Opportunities The funding will create 350,000 new workplace opportunities designed to support young people into employment. Hundreds of thousands more young people on Universal Credit to benefit from dedicated support. Guaranteed jobs scheme t

Multi-year funding gives local authorities the funds they need to provide passengers with lower fares, more frequent and reliable services and safer journeys Better Buses, More Services: £3 Billion Boost for Millions of Passengers after years of decline, better buses are on the way - billions of funding will support local authorities across the country, improving journeys for millions of passengers multi-year funding will give councils the long-term certainty they have called

Nationwide takedown of illegal delivery riders leads to over 170 arrests Illegal Delivery Riders Face Removal Following Enforcement Blitz Delivery riders caught working illegally across Britain face being removed following a major operation by the Home Office’s Immigration Enforcement teams. During just seven days of action last month, 171 riders were arrested. Of those, 60 were detained for removal from the UK. ADVERTISEMENT: Fractional Shares, Crypto, Stocks — All on Robinh