Park Ward Action Group – a new start?
Park Ward Action Group (PWAG) have lots of new activities happening starting in November. Read their update here.
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Latest Details for Trustees’ Week
National Trustees’ Week is next week. Here’s our update on the 5 events VANEL has scheduled over the 5 days.
New National Citizen Service delivery partners announced
A quick note on the organisations chosen recently to deliver National Citizens Service across the country.
Transforming Rehabilitation
The organisations that will play a key role in turning around the lives of offenders as part of the government rehabilitation reforms were announced this week. Read more for extra information.
Halloween Hub-Bub at Cycle Hub 1st Nov
On Saturday 1st November, the Grimsby Cycle Hub (with support from our Enfuse team) are holding a “Halloween Hub-Bub”. Read on for details.
Ground Breaking Judgement about public consultations
This is a news extract from a national solicitors looking at a recent judgement that could have impact on the non-profit sector and regard to public consultations.
New style service on trial in Immingham every Tuesday in November
On each Tuesday in November, VANEL staff will be at Immingham Resource Centre to meet anyone who wants to pop in. We’re here to help, so we’re coming to Immingham to see how we can help specifically.
“Join Us and Make a Difference” event Mon 10th November
VANEL are launching our week of activities as part of National Trustees’ Week with an open lunchtime event on Mon 10th Nov at OpenDoor. Come along and find out the many ways we can help you to improve recruitment and retention of Trustees to your board.
“Tea and Trustees” morning at Grimsby Minster
Our “Tea and Trustees” event on Friday 14th November is at Grimsby Minster all morning. If you are a charity Trustee, pop in for an informal chat about Trusteeship and Governance and learn from other Trustees from other charities.
Reflections on Governance – thought for the week
A report “Reflections on Governance” has been published which takes an interesting look at the state of governance and trusteeship in general. Read some thoughts about this as part of a new regular weekly spot talking about governance issues.