Just to let you know it seems to be working now.

I tried to do that, obviously, but it says it is not an active campaign. That is what I am seeing, I hope no-one else is.

Just a suggestion.

Perhaps some of the blogs that agree with what you are doing could have donation buttons?

I'd stick it on mine, and perhaps Sunny could stick it on his. ( No, there is no equivalence…

Admit I have no idea how a donation button works and it would have to go directly to you without me being involved whatsoever.)

I'd still like to know the extent you were led up the garden path, and what other money you were refused based on a promise that wasn't fulfilled? For that seems outrageous.

Was any of it on hold from Wales or Scotland for instance?

Sorry, I've now lost the plot on which is your preferred name.

This has got to be a heck of a blow for a small charity. There is a wide range of opinion, well Rumbold and me – and you can't get much wider than that – that think your charity has been very badly treated.

If you could suggest what could be done about it, in terms of protest or the like?

Or could others that have something to contribute please do so?

Could someone, e.g. you, put up a post asking for comments on this new Disqus thing? So far it does not seem to be very stable.

MT, I have no idea who got the FMU money, but even if the projects chosen were genuinely the most valuable and effective, it's still the case that £84,000 is not enough to meet the need, not by a long chalk. (I do wonder how the sum of £84,000 compares to the salary of the civil servant who made the decision.)

Je suis la Galloise Blonde. Don't know why Disqus has reverted to my RL name???

Thank you- you have expanded on what I was saying. Large charities make the contacts and it is all nice and cosy (compared to what small charities go through).