Charity Commission website improvements

Howard Lake | 1 October 2008 | Blogs

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I see that the Charity Commission has tweaked its website again. www.charity-commission.gov.uk. If you search the register, you will see that the information is laid out very differently. I need to get my head around the new layout and information, but I am particularly pleased with the extra information included under the section on trustees. When you click on a trustee’s name, you will see a note of other charities where she/he is a trustee. You can then check who else they know, via other charities.

Is it a shame that the website facilities are different to those provided by Guidestar UK (www.guidestar.org.uk), so that we have to check both sites, or is it good to see that they are each spending money on different improvements?

Finbar Cullen

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