Regulator completes in-depth assessment of osteoarthritis pain relief injections for dogs
The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) has completed an in-depth assessment of Librela, a pain relief injection for dogs with osteoarthritis, as part of our ongoing surveillance activities. The VMD confirms that the medicine’s benefits continue to outweigh the risks for most dogs treated. Veterinary professionals are advised to review the Summary of Product Characteristics before […]
Regulator investigates York-based charity over concerns about its financial controls
The charity is located in York, and its objects include furthering the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the area of benefit, including through the repair and maintenance of churches. In July 2025, the Commission launched an inquiry into The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Holy Trinity With St. John, Micklegate and St. Martin Cum Gregory, York which is ongoing. During the course of this […]
Regulator of Social Housing publishes the Rent Standard 2026
The new Rent Standard sets out rent policy from 1 April 2026 onwards. Source link
Hope Not Hate Charitable Trust addresses concerns following intervention by regulator
The charity regulator for England and Wales has concluded its regulatory compliance case into HOPE Unlimited Charitable Trust (Charity Number: 1013880), formerly known as Hope Not Hate Charitable Trust. This comes as the regulator is now satisfied the charity has sufficiently responded to directions for there to be greater transparency for the public about its […]
Regulator issues Official Warnings to two Church of England Dioceses
The Charity Commission has taken regulatory action against Liverpool Diocesan Board of Finance (PDF, 129 KB, 2 pages) and Chelmsford Diocesan Board of Finance (PDF, 131 KB, 2 pages) over failures to handle safeguarding allegations in line with the Commission’s guidance and trustee duties. The Commission’s definition of safeguarding includes taking reasonable steps to protect from harm all those who come […]
Regulator investigates charity over concerns about asset sale
The Charity Commission has opened a statutory inquiry into City and Guilds of London Institute. Source link
Regulator announces next charities to be investigated as part of inquiry connected to company cashing cheques
The Charity Commission has announced the next 12 charities entering a class inquiry it opened in May 2025. Source link
David Kogan OBE confirmed as Independent Football Regulator Chair and Non-Executives appointed
David Kogan OBE David Kogan OBE has held senior positions in the television and sports industries during a 45 year career as a media executive, business leader and corporate advisor. He negotiated a succession of multi-billion pound TV rights deals on behalf of major sporting bodies, including the Premier League and the English Football League. […]
Independent Football Regulator appoints first Chief Executive Officer
Monks brings nearly 20 years’ financial and regulatory experience to CEO role Independent Football Regulator (IFR) Chair David Kogan has today appointed Richard Monks as the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer. As the IFR’s first executive appointment, Monks brings nearly 20 years’ experience in the financial regulation sector. Most recently, Monks was a Partner at EY, […]
Regulator finds serious financial mismanagement at charity which had more than 100 bank accounts
The charity operates through a large network of individual branches and works to promote Christianity. The Commission opened an inquiry after financial concerns were identified, including the alleged misappropriation of charity funds. Key findings The inquiry found that the charity’s trustees could not demonstrate that they had adequate oversight or control over more than 100 […]