The Latest Breaking News from the Charity Commission

Lib Dem leader says crisis at William Blake House is ‘one of my worst nightmares’ after Guardian revealed inquiry into finances

William Blake House paid its chair £1m in fees and is weeks away from possible closure over £1.6m in unpaid tax bill

Letter: Mark Simms says the Charity Commission will support trustees in efforts to keep themselves, their staff and volunteers safe from harm

The Charity Commission was told to review its handling of cases, risk assessment guidance and communication.

Buckle up for a wild ride through nonprofit scandals that read like headline-making thrillers—complete with audits gone sideways, misused funds, internal chaos, and regulators swooping in. These five cases don’t just carry fines or sanctions—they carry lessons about governance, accountability, and trust, and they land harder than a surprise plot…

A Charity Commission investigation into sexual abuse complaints at charities is set to be presented to MPs next week.

Ibukun Olashore was found to be using the charity as a ‘front’ to disguise her ‘dishonest activities’

The Charity Commission has confirmed that the foundation has yet to submit a registration application

Exclusive: One NGO placed on an online hitlist had to temporarily close its office owing to harassing phone calls