PUBLIC AFFAIRS BLOG

Devolution: what's missing?

As policymakers increasingly look at devolution as a solution for some of the key concerns facing our country, we ask if they're forgetting something fundamental. 

Charity Campaigning - the current climate

In the aftermath of the general election, what does the Charity Commission's analysis tell us about charity campaigning, and how discussion at an EU level could impact the closing space for civil society both at home and abroad.

Local Politics & Philanthropy; time for a debate

There has been a great deal of political focus in recent years on trying to address the challenges facing our towns and cities, but one element that has been absent from many of the political discussions on this topic is philanthropy. We ask why.

The Queen's Speech and the new Parliament - our round-up

We take a look at what's in the Queen's Speech, what opportunities it will give to charities, and what appointments have been made in government.

Strong and Stable for the Many, Not the Few

Ahead of the Queen's Speech, CAF has published a paper setting out the areas where government should work with charities, and look to harness the unique contribution that they make to build a stronger society.

New MPs and their charity links

We've taken a look at the list of new intake MPs and their links to charities.

General Election 2017; CAF's Reaction and Insight

The general election campaign is now over, the votes have been counted, and everyone is trying to work out what it all means. Here we explore what we’ve learned so far.