In this episode of CharitEpulse, the trio discuss:
- Economic impact unveiled: Pro Bono Economics’ recent research reveals the UK charity sector may contribute up to £200 billion annually to the economy, far surpassing government estimates.
- Fraud at the Prison Reform Trust: The case sparks debate on second chances and the need for stronger financial safeguards.
- Sentebale dispute: The Charity Commission’s rapid intervention raises tough questions about governance, regulatory consistency, and the cost to beneficiaries.
- Staff complaints and whistleblowing: When internal disputes go public, what’s the regulator’s role, and how do reputational risks affect trust and funding?
Listen time: 26 minutes
