Help & guidance for charities
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What insurance does a community group need?
There's a whole range of insurance available for community groups, and it can be tricky to get your head around the different types available.
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Britain’s Best Volunteer Award 2016 Launches with £1,250 Cash Prize for Charity
Markel UK, the specialist charity insurer and Small Charities Coalition, the support organisation for small charities, have announced the return of the Britain’s Best Volunteer award for 2016.
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Britain’s Best Volunteer Award 2016 Finalists Announced
Five finalists have been selected for the Britain’s Best Volunteer award and from today the public will be able to vote for the finalist they think most deserves to win the award, through https://www.markeluk.com/britains-best-volunteer/nominate-vote which will remain open until March 18 2016.
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Hormone Disorder Charity Founder Wins Britain's Best Volunteer 2016
Liz Glenister, volunteer and founder of Hypopara UK from East Grinstead in West Sussex, has been announced as the winner of Britain’s Best Volunteer award 2016.
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Lottery legislation changes: how small charities can benefit
On 6th April 2016, legislation on lotteries (such as prize draws and raffles) changed to make it easier for small charities to raise funds.
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How to protect your business against cold weather
The winter period can present a lot of challenges to business owners – none more so than extreme weather that can cause disruption to your trading and damage to your office.
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What is defamation?
Defamation is the umbrella term for libel and slander and is based around reputation – and specifically relates to statements that damage the reputation of others.
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What is a breach of confidentiality?
A breach of confidentiality occurs when information given in confidence is disclosed to a third party without consent. Most confidentiality breaches happen accidentally.
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What is professional indemnity insurance?
Professional indemnity insurance is a commercial policy designed to protect you and your business against claims for financial loss or damage that are made by a client or other third party individuals. These claims could come as a result of perceived negligent services or negligent advice your business has provided.
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Five tips to develop a disaster recovery plan
It is essential that all professional firms - however large or small - develop a disaster recovery plan. A disaster such as a flood, fire or computer virus attack can cripple your operations, meaning that your business’ resources could be limited for a significant period of time.
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Disaster recovery planning: step-by-step infographic
Although it can be daunting, planning for disasters is essential for business owners that want their firm to stay on its feet after an unforeseen event.