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Emily Moss

Emily Moss

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Junior Reporter, Civil Society News

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  • Chris Luck: ‘I’ve always put our people first’

    By Emily Moss| Civil Society News Verified With over 35 years in the Royal Air Force, an MBE, and several years as an aide-de-camp to the late Queen Elizabeth II under his belt, Shaw Trust CEO Chris Luck is no stranger to public service. After starting his career in the RAF in 1984, Luck served in the likes of Northern Ireland, Belize and Iraq, clocking up more than 5,000 military flying hours and eventually ascending the ranks to air vice-marshal.

    By Emily Moss · Civil Society News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Charity puts 124 roles at risk of redundancy amid ‘increased financial pressures’

    By Emily Moss| Civil Society News Verified Major disability charity Scope has announced that it is placing 124 roles at risk of redundancy amid “increased financial pressures”. The charity is understood to have made the decision in the hope of saving £1.8m in 2025/26. Scope currently employs 842 people. It is not yet known whether the roles at risk of redundancy span across the charity or are specific to a particular division. It confirmed that it would be entering into a consultation period with staff prior to making the redundancies.

    By Emily Moss · Civil Society News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Chris Luck: ‘I’ve always put our people first’

    By Emily Moss| Civil Society News Verified With over 35 years in the Royal Air Force, an MBE, and several years as an aide-de-camp to the late Queen Elizabeth II under his belt, Shaw Trust CEO Chris Luck is no stranger to public service. After starting his career in the RAF in 1984, Luck served in the likes of Northern Ireland, Belize and Iraq, clocking up more than 5,000 military flying hours and eventually ascending the ranks to air vice-marshal.

    By Emily Moss · Civil Society News

    Apr. 16, 2025

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