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November 4, 2018

Study raises fears for UK democracy

A new study finds an ‘unprecedented decline’ in the core institutions of the UK’s democratic system – particularly at Westminster.
August 3, 2018

Call for foodbank donations as children's need for emergency food rises in school holidays

An increase in demand for emergency food for children drove increased foodbank need during the summer holidays last year, Trussell Trust reveals.
April 23, 2018

Allegations that HMRC refused to raid company following political donations 'are of deep concern'

Transparency International UK says claims that HMRC refused to help investigate a company because of its political donations are a matter of deep concern.
January 25, 2018

NCVO responds to reports of Presidents Club Dinner

The head of policy at the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, which represents charities, has commented on reports of the Presidents Club fundraising dinner.
November 18, 2017

Electoral Commission calls for more transparency in political finance

The Electoral Commission has called for changes to the law to further improve transparency and strengthen confidence in the UK’s political finance rules.
January 1, 2017

New Year's update 2017: Looking back and looking forward

Greetings and very best wishes to all Ekklesia's friends, associates and collaborators for 2017.
January 17, 2008

Church-backed project will give hope to Congo street children

Two British development workers are establishing a project to support the growing number of street children in war-torn Congo, cooperating with the Anglican Church. It will be based in Lubumbashi, the country's second city.
August 4, 2007

NGOs in India, Bangladesh and Nepal gear up for flood crisis

More than 150 people have died and 20 million have been displaced from heavy floods in south Asia. Reports estimate more than 12 million people in India, 5.5 million in Bangladesh and 750,000 in Nepal are affected.
August 4, 2007

UK churches respond to South Asia floods emergency

Christian Aid emergency staff in South Asia are working with local partner organisations to co-ordinate its response, after the worst floods in years hit a large swathe of northern India, Bangladesh and Nepal.