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: National Secular Society NewsChurch of England gets £5 million Government hand-out for ?Big Society? promotion
By National Secular Society

The Tablet magazine is reporting this morning that the Government is to give the Church of England ?5 million to fund its contribution to the so-called 'Big Society Project'. (Faith-based welfare by another name.)
Full post as published by National Secular Society News on August 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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