We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Sarah Burrows as Partner
Posted By: David McClurg
We're delighted to announce the appointment of Sarah Burrows as Partner. Sarah joined the firm just over a year ago, bringing a wealth of experience in Corporate and Charity Law. Edwards & Co. is very pleased to welcome Sarah to the Partnership team. https://www.edwardsandcompany....
Posted By: Jenny Ebbage
In our IN FOCUS seminars and board training we often referred to a significant case in the High Court and the Court of Appeal in England and Wales relating to whether members of a charitable company limited by guarantee owe fiduciary duties. For example, that would mean that they have to exercise th...
Small Capital Grants Programme Launched
Posted By: Sarah Burrows
Department for Communities Minister has now launched the Small Capital Grants Programme for this year with a total fund of £800,000 to be made available to voluntary and community organisations to assist them in purchasing equipment to enhance and sustain the activities and services they provi...
New guidance published by Fundraising Regulator
Posted By: Jenny Ebbage
The Fundraising Regulator has published new guidance to support charitable organisations return to fundraising activities in line with social distancing requirements, as restrictions are eased across the UK. It has been prepared in consultation with Public Health England and the Health and Safety Ex...
Family Law: Frequently Asked Questions Series One
Posted By: Carla Fraser
What should I do if my child doesn’t want to go to contact? There may be a number of different reasons why a child might not want to spend time with your ex-partner/ spouse. It is important that these reasons are explored and addressed, rather than ceasing contact altogether. Reluctance to go...
Posted By: Philip Gordon
We have been instructed recently in a number of cases where clients wish to take action as a result of defamatory statements being published about them. We set out below some information about defamation and what you should consider if you believe you are on the receiving end. What is defamation?...
