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Village Halls and Community Centres - GOV.UK
Village Halls and Community Centres The Charity Commission is the independent regulator for charitable activity. This is one of a series of reports that draws upon independent research that we have commissioned, as well as our own internal data, knowledge and experience of working with purpose of these reports is to help increase understanding of an issue. They are part of our mission to help charities maximise their impact and comply with their legal obligations, to encourage innovation within the charitable sector and enhance report presents our findings from research into the ways in which charities are taking environmental responsibility. It contains ideas that you may wish to consider adopting, taking into account your charity s own particular 2 Executive summary 3 Meeting the changing needs of users or beneficiaries 5 Inclusion: who benefits from the charity?
halls in particular, are struggling to survive because of falling demand for the services they provide. Ageing rural populations, lack of interest among younger people or among new residents in commuter villages, competition from nearby towns and cities that are now easier to reach - all of these factors have been
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