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Charity Commission: registration decisions

From:
The Charity Commission
Part of:
Setting up a charity
First published:
3 September 2013

Charity registration decisions which are significant or of wider interest.

The commission only registers organisations that:

  • meet the legal test for charitable status
  • are required to register

The commission decides whether an organisation is set up as a charity, if the commission should register it and if it should monitor a charity after registration.

Some charity registrations involve new purposes or set a legal precedent. The commission publishes registration decisions it considers to be of general interest.

Documents

  1. AITC Foundation

    • Decision

  2. Cambridge Target Shooting Association

    • Decision

  3. The Charity Bank Limited

    • Decision

  4. Church of Scientology (England and Wales)

    • Decision

  5. Community Server

    • Decision

  6. Concordis International Trust

    • Decision

  7. Cylch

    • Decision

  8. Druid Network

    • Decision

  9. English PEN

    • Decision

  10. Environment Foundation

    • Decision

  11. Full Fact

    • Decision

  12. General Medical Council

    • Decision

  13. Gnostic Centre

    • Decision

  14. Good News for Israel

    • Decision

  15. Guidestar UK

    • Decision

  16. Hitchin Bridge Club

    • Decision

  17. Independent Press Regulation Trust (IPRT)

    • Decision

  18. Living in Radiance

    • Decision

  19. Living Out

    • Decision

  20. Recycling In Ottery

    • Decision

  21. TATOC Consumer Helpline

    • Decision

  22. Trafford Community Leisure Trust and Wigan Leisure and Culture Trust

    • Decision

Document information

Published: 3 September 2013

From: The Charity Commission

Part of: Setting up a charity