leadership

March 29, 2019

Lutherans affirm commitment to promoting spirit of Europe as community of countries

Bishops from German Lutheran churches have reaffirmed the commitment to promoting the spirit of Europe as a community of countries.emphasising that the ecumenical movement must play its part in shaping Europe as a peace project.
March 2, 2019

Icelandic church commits to promoting leadership of women and young people

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland has committed to ensuring that its leadership opportunities for women and young people keep pace with those in wider society.
December 19, 2018

NAO report on Clinical Commissioning Groups

Many CCGs are failing to function effectively or hire and retain the high-quality staff they need, says the National Audit Office.
October 13, 2018

Chelmsford Prison and Young Offenders Institution 'violent and unsafe'

HMP & YOI Chelmsford was found by inspectors to be a violent and unsafe prison, with large volumes of drugs smuggled in by the many organised crime gang members in the Essex jail.
September 11, 2018

Christian charity condemns girl guiding partnership with Army

The Fellowship of Reconciliation has joined calls for Girlguiding to end its partnership with the British Army.
September 9, 2018

UK must show leadership on UNRWA, say fifteen NGOs

Fifteen UK NGOs are calling upon the UK government to defend the rights of Palestinian refugees, now under severe threat.
August 28, 2018

Charity Commission tells RSPCA to address serious governance failures

The Charity Commission has issued the RSPCA with an Official Warning, after finding that a group of trustees failed to ensure they were sufficiently informed before making a settlement offer to the charity’s former acting chief executive.
July 21, 2018

NHS trusts 'face worryingly high levels of senior vacancies'

NHS trusts are facing significant difficulties in recruiting and retaining senior leaders.
June 25, 2018

Thames Valley police custody 'generally positive but some serious safety concerns'

People taken into custody by Thames Valley Police were treated respectfully, but inspectors had serious safety concerns.
May 16, 2018

Lords to debate social workers’ poor working conditions

Research finds 52 per cent of social workers intend to leave the profession within 18 months due to burn out, increasing to 55 per cent for social workers working specifically in children's services.