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Barnardo's chief claimed for less than a third of expenses incurred |
Adventure Capital Fund to run £70m Communitybuilders |
Barnardo's chief executive Martin Narey has revealed that he incurred expenses of £11,229 in 2008 but only claimed back £3,829. 
A consortium led by the Adventure Capital Fund (ACF) has won the contract to run the government's £70m Communitybuilders programme.Jewish school told its policy is racist, not faith-based |
Bubb joins prison reform campaign |
A Jewish school in London that refused admission to a boy because his mother had merely converted to Judaism and not been born Jewish, has been told by the Court of Appeal that its action was racist.
Acevo chief executive Stephen Bubb has been named as an ambassador for Make Justice Work, a campaign calling for reform of the criminal justice system.Civil Society Jobs
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Charity Shops Survey - deadline extended to July 10
Now in its eighteenth year, this annual survey provides invaluable benchmarking information and analysis of key charity retail trends and performance figures. The results will be published with the September 2009 issue of Charity Finance.
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Charity shops wishing to take part should fill out the questionnaire in as much detail as possible and return it by post to the address indicated.
Respondents will be given the opportunity to check how their results will be presented if their form is returned before the new deadline of July 10.
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