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Cost & Investment 2 Nov 2026 10 min read

What Did the Autumn Budget 2026 Change for UK Charities and INGOs?

The Autumn Budget 2026 left Gift Aid alone and put no money behind the April wage rise. What changes for UK charities and INGOs, with dates and sources.

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Governance and the board

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What Must a Charity's Volunteer and Careers Pages Tell Someone Before They Apply? Funders & Scrutiny 9 min How Can an NGO Show Where It Works Without Putting Partners at Risk? Funders & Scrutiny 10 min What Does a Charity's Gifts in Wills Page Need to Give Supporters and Their Solicitors? Funders & Scrutiny 9 min

Funding and scrutiny

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How Can an NGO Show Where It Works Without Putting Partners at Risk? Risk & Continuity 10 min What Should an NGO's Emergency Appeal Page Say, and Who Signs It Off? Risk & Continuity 10 min What Does a Quick Exit Button Protect, and What Does It Not? Risk & Continuity 9 min

Building and maintaining

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How Should an International NGO's Website Work on a Slow Connection and an Old Phone? Accessibility & Standards 8 min What Must a Charity's Volunteer and Careers Pages Tell Someone Before They Apply? Regulation & Compliance 9 min What Does a Charity's Gifts in Wills Page Need to Give Supporters and Their Solicitors? Regulation & Compliance 9 min

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