Regulator announces next charities to be investigated as part of ...
The Charity Commission has announced the next 12 charities entering a class inquiry it opened in May 2025.
www.wired-gov.netHere’s the latest I can share based on recent public updates.
- The Charity Commission continues to publish updates on statutory inquiries and regulatory activity. Notable developments include ongoing class inquiries related to charitable financial transactions and trustee oversight, with regular announcements about which charities are involved and what powers the Commission is exercising (for example, temporary actions on cheques and inquiries into trustee conduct).[2][4]
- The Commission’s ongoing work includes publishing updated guidance for charities, including guidance relevant to exempt charities and governance practices, as part of its five-year strategy to be fair, robust, and data-driven.[3][4]
- There have been periodic press notices and blog updates detailing new inquiries or regulatory actions, including investigations into anti-poverty charities and related parties, and summaries of inquiries opened or expanded at various times.[5][7]
Would you like a concise, current summary focused on:
- Which charities are under inquiry right now (as publicly disclosed),
- What powers the Commission has invoked in those cases (e.g., freezing accounts, stopping cheque issuance),
- And links to the official GOV.UK pages for each active case?
If you prefer, I can also gather the most recent official announcements from GOV.UK and Charity Commission blog updates and present them in a quick digest.