Local charities day is an opportunity to celebrate community organisations. But they need funds – and more freedom to spend them
Some might say there is no need for the second-ever UK local charities day, the government-backed initiative on 15 December, since local charities are such a patently good thing that this is just a backslapping exercise.
They couldn’t be more wrong.
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