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Google News: JANET STREET-PORTER: Don't tell us oldies how to behave, Dave, I'll do the job
[Daily Mail] - Nick Hurd, the Minister for Civil Society, is another baby boomer-basher. He says that retirees should be volunteering instead of playing golf. The Government's recent White Paper on social care did not go into detail about where the money would come
Google News: Government 'considering' Hodgson charity law review
[Charities Direct] - Further to our May story “Charities Act report from Lord Hodgson expected July 2012'[i], the completed review, Trusted and independent: Giving charity back to charities ,[ii] has now been submitted to Minister for Civil Society Nick Hurd and has
Next stage in Hodgson review is for sector to tell government what it thinks
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[Civil Society Media] - Minister for civil society Nick Hurd made the comment at yesterday's launch of the review, where he was presented with a copy of the 158-page report by Lord Hodgson. Hurd said the next stage of the review will be for the government to hear from the
Guardian: Round up: putting social value into government contracts
[The Guardian] - Nick Hurd, the minister responsible for implementing the act, also spoke about the government's plans to support the act at a meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Group on social enterprise - where he said government will be raising awareness of it
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