Reports and accounts

Accounts and Trustees Annual Report for year ended 31 December 2022.

Minister Insights: Lord Stephen Greenhalgh

Lord Stephen Greenhalgh discusses his experience of engagement with civil society and faith groups as Faith Minister during the Covid pandemic and gives his views on the role charities have to play in policymaking.
Minister Insights: Dame Caroline Spelman

Dame Caroline Spelman reflects on her time working with charities as Secretary of State in Defra during David Cameron's premiership.
Minister Insights: Sir Oliver Letwin

Sir Oliver Letwin reflects on the Big Society initiative he helped David Cameron to spearhead in government, as well as giving his thoughts on the untapped potential that resides in civil society.
‘Councils wasted £60mn on tribunals over children with special educational needs,’ report finds

New analysis by PBE, commissioned by the Disabled Children's Partnership, reveals the cost of tribunals between local authorities and parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

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Inflation is rising. Charity boards and leadership teams need to be planning for rising inflation to impact costs, pay deals, donation levels, and demand. Pro Bono Economics has pulled together the key issues to look out for.
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A decade of change for children's services funding

PBE’s research raises concerns of a false economy in children’s services, where the need for Local Authorities to cut costs has fallen predominantly on early interventions spending such as children’s centres, family support services and services for young people.
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