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Finally blog posts covering issues relevant to the voluntary sector in Britain seem to be appearing quite regularly. Here’s some which appeared in our Technorati lists today:
» Blog Archive » London Region ICT Champion: Why London’s voluntary sector needs (and has just got) an ICT Champion.

Paul-Robinson-Howdenshire: Appointment of Gilberdyke Parish Council Funding Officer: Parish Council has employed Charlotte Hursey as a dedicated part time ‘Development and Funding Officer’ working within the Parish (in East Riding of Yorkshire). The role is to establish and provide a funding advice service for local voluntary and community groups.

Socializing: “Social enterprise” in a rut, says: “The Financial Times can’t even tell us how to define social enterprise. Last week’s article, When the good struggle to be great just recycles what seems like the edge of the discussion - Interesting idea, hard to define and isn’t is good people are being entrepreneurial. I personally think this confusion between social enterprise and social entrepreneur, re-told in the article, is unhelpful.”

And a press cutting via Google News:
Funding Concerns Taint Charitys Celebrations (from Watford Observer): A CHARITY’S landmark celebration this week was tainted by funding concerns. Daniel Sturrock became the 1,000th volunteer to register with Three Rivers Volunteer Centre since the national volunteering database was launched.

Plus recently added to the blogroll here: A Cambridge Co-operator Co-operation locally and wider. Over on OpenCharityBlog (blogs BY charities FOR wider public): Mumbles Matters Online community newspaper and forum of the Mumbles Development Trust.

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