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Last Updated: 14/04/2006 14:22:37
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Full Cost Recovery Course
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Full Cost Recovery (FCR) means securing funding for, or recovering, all the costs directly associated with a project, such as staff and equipment and an element of each type of overhead cost (indirect costs) which should be allocated on a comprehensive and robust basis.
Adopting FCR helps groups properly understand what each activity or project they run costs, and it can also help address problems. Each activity is separated out together with all costs relating to it.
Hull Community Accountancy Service will be running courses on Full Cost Recovery in May and June. They will cover:
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How FCR differs from budgeting.
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When you should review apportionment.
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The triggers for a review.
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Who should be involved in the process.
Book on one of HCAS's half day courses, or the full day course which includes a workshop, to find out all the details.
Tuesday 2nd May 2006 at Quality Royal Hotel, Hull - 10.00am - 1.00pm
Monday 8th May 2006 at Grimsby Town Hall, Grimsby - 10.00am - 1.00pm
Tuesday 6th June 2006 at Country Park Inn Hotel, Hessle - 10.00am - 4.30pm
These sessions are free of charge, but must be pre-booked.
Lunch will be provided on the full day session.
For more information/ book a place contact HCAS Administration at:
St James Enterprise Centre,
St James Street, Hull HU3 2DH
Tel: 01482 382508
Fax: 01482 321378
Email: yreidhowlett@hullcvs.co.uk.
This project is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund
This information was provided by volcom through its community info-mail service.
To subscribe, contact
jeni.edge@volcom.org.uk
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Community News - HCAS Short Courses
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Community Accountancy Service are running the following short courses:
The Next Step In Book Keeping
This course is a series of 4 days (on Fridays) for those who already have some experience with general bookkeeping.
Over the 4 days we will look at the following:
Pro forma for the financial statements;
lead you through the glossary of terms used;
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Community News - Treasurer's Network Working Lunch - Tuesday 16th May 06
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The Treasurer's Network are holding a working lunch on Tuesday 16th May 2006:
What are the 3 'R's contained within the new style Trustees Report and Best Practice?
11.30am prompt at the Quality Royal Hotel, Ferensway, Hull
The trainer for this session will be Margaret Stevenson from the
Community Accountancy Service.
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Community News - Job Vacancy - Operations Officer
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Hull and East Yorkshire Rethink Carers Service have the following job vacancy:
Operations Officer
Hull and East Yorkshire Rethink Carers Service
(Agriculture House, Walkergate, Beverley)
Full time 37.5 hours per week
Salary £19,530- £21,494
Initially, this is a six months fixed-term contract.
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Community News - Job Vacancy - Heritage Lottery Facilitator -
EXPIRES 25th April 2006
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Hull & East Yorkshire Ability is a registered charity, working to create opportunities for all those with disabilities through projects and activities. They have the following job vacancy:
Heritage Lottery Facilitator (Post No: HF1)
Fixed term contract to 30th November 2006
Salary £20,304.39 pro rata
7 hours per week
Ability are looking for an
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Community News - New Bookkeeping Service.
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Hull Community Accountancy Service are able to provide the following bookkeeping services:
Weekly /monthly/quarterly bookkeeping,
One off bookkeeping,
Setting up new bookkeeping systems,
Converting manual books to computerised spreadsheets,
General advice and help,
Manual /Computerised records,
Solutions to everyday problems,
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News - Community Media, Free Web Design Courses at the BBC on the 24th May and 25th May.
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For Adult Learners Week, Radio Humberside CSV Action Desk has teamed up with
NIACE (the National Institute of Continuing Adult Education) to promote media literacy.
They will be running a two day course for voluntary organisations.
The courses are to be held at the Open Centre situated in the BBC building
Queens Gardens in Hull.
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News - Internet TV By Mo.
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Internet TV is quickly changing the web landscape with
more and more broadband consumers expecting to find compelling video content on the
sites they visit and the devices they interact with everyday.
Meanwhile, tens of thousands of producers are creating new and original video
content for broadband distribution.
In association with Reuters and Brightcove a commercial preview is available
to the readers of www.thisisUll.com.
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News - Thursday 30th March 06 - Hull Soundwalks Launch Event By Michelle Dee.
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On Thursday morning representatives from various community groups in Hull gathered at
Arc, (Humber Centre for Excellence in the Built Environment) on Blanket Row.
If you are not aware of this new construction, have a look across the main road
almost opposite the King Billy statue in the old town.
There you will see a wedge shaped building
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News - Friday 31st March - Hull CVS Celebrates
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On Friday 31 March, Hull Community and Voluntary Services (CVS) are
celebrating as the West Hull MP the Right Hon Alan Johnson,
Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, presents Volunteer Centre Hull
with their Quality Standards Accreditation Award.
Awarded by the national volunteering organisation Volunteering England,
the award focuses on
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News - 28th March 2006 - Local Public Sector Workers Come Out On Strike Over Pensions Row.
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Crowds of public sector workers demonstrated today outside key workplaces in Hull
to protest against Government changes to their local government pension scheme (LGPS).
Cars passing the Guildhall honked their horns in response to the Unison placards
SOUND YOUR HORN IF YOU SUPPORT US.
The proposed changes would affect these public sector workers
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News - Friday 2nd December 05 - Oxfam Lion Makes a Big Noise for Trade Justice
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On Friday 2nd December, Hull campaigners will present Alan Johnson MP,
Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, with an Oxfam petition signed by over 700,000
people calling for trade justice at the forthcoming World Trade Organisation
ministerial summit.
The UK section of Oxfam's Big Noise to Make Trade Fair petition will be
handed over at Hull Guildhall,
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News - Pooh Bear Reading Assistance Society Need Your Call!
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The Pooh Bear Reading Assistance Society is an organisation which puts volunteers
into schools throughout Hull and the East Riding in order to help children who have reading
difficulties. They do fantastic work and have enriched the lives of countless kids over the years.
Unfortunately, they have a constant struggle to raise funds for the work they do
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News - Press Release - Make Poverty History - Mass Crossing of Humber Bridge Monday 27th June
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Hull cyclists will be taking part in a mass crossing of the Humber Bridge in support
of the Make Poverty History campaign.
The Jubilee 2005 Africa team cycling from London to Edinburgh will be met on
Monday 27th June by cyclists from Hull at the south side of the Humber Bridge.
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News - Community News - Recycle with Freecycle
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Calling all Voluntary/ Community Groups ...
Do you have unwanted items you would like to recycle?
Or perhaps you are looking to acquire something for free?
The Freecycle Network was started in May 2003.
The Network provides individuals and non-profit groups an electronic
forum to recycle unwanted items.
When you want to find a new home for something
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News - People power SAVES FOUR Hull primary schools By Martin Deane
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It's almost enough to restore your faith in democracy. Almost.
Today Hull City Council cabinet (what makes the decisions..) approved the recommendations of its education officers from May 11th saving four of the nine threatened primary schools.
Demonstrations today and yesterday continue to show the commitment of ordinary people across the city to keep Hull's threatened primaries.
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News - PRESS RELEASE from VOTE 4 PEACE
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Don't Mention The War - Blair and Howard
What's the biggest conspiracy in Britain today?
That's the question being asked by an anti-Iraq war group, Vote 4 Peace.
The answer, they say, is that neither Tony Blair nor Michael Howard wants to talk
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News - PRESS RELEASE - Hull & East Riding Green Party Hull Greens come out on John Prescott's roof
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The Green Party in Hull supports today's protest by Greenpeace on John Prescott's roof.
Britain's chief scientist, Sir David King, has told us that
"Climate change is a more seroius threat than terrorism."
Candidate Martin Deane says,
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News - Rail and Maritime Transport Union RMT hits Hull
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A warm and sunny day welcomed twenty members and officials of the
Rail and Maritime Transport union as they came to Hull today to campaign for
railways to be taken back into public ownership.
The RMT members, kitted out in orange high-visibility jackets, marched into the
station flags flying and gathered expectantly at the station for
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News - PRESS RELEASE - HULL AND EAST RIDING GREEN PARTY - Cyclists clock up green miles
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Four hardy green party supporters who completed a gruelling 175 mile sponsored ride in support of
Hull North PPC Martin Deane will be guests of honour at a special
...Rock the Vote! night at the New Adelphi on Friday 29th April.
The sponsored ride took place over Easter weekend
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