You lucky things - we brought you an amazing FOUR features in February's Social Enterprise including SEC's Holbrook, Co-opsUK's Mayo, Red Tory Blond and the new wave of health service providers.
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- £500m invested in social enterprise through The Social Investment Business, impact report shows The Social Investment Business
- The Five Lamps Organisation to help even more people thanks to unique funding The Social Enterprise Loan Fund
- Malawi Five O - Adventures in Microfinance launches MicroLoan Foundation
- Catch 22 secures employment for hungry undiscovered talent Catch 22
- Future Jobs Fund drive gives north west youngsters a brighter future Tick The Publicity Box cic
- Sustainable City Awards name this year's Green Champions City of London Corporation
- Female entrepreneurs have new hub in Liverpool Blackburne House
- Future Arts creates work and training opportunities for unemployed young people in Leeds Future Arts
- HCT Group publishes groundbreaking report on transport procurement innovation CO3 Limited, on behalf of HCT Group
- Social Traders launches online support petition for Social Enterprise Coalition 2010 Charter Social Traders
- The beauty of blogging Allison Ogden-Newton
- Celebrating the contributions of MicroLoan Foundation clients on International Women’s Day Malawi Five-O - adventures in microfinance
- Next stop; Reading and Cardiff! Bubb’s blog
- Why the Social Entrepreneur Search is exciting...and worrying School for Social Entrepreneurs
- Technorati token – please ignore Malawi Five-O - adventures in microfinance
- Ahead of their time Plunkett Perspective
- Are Credit Bureaus the Answer? Malawi Five-O - adventures in microfinance
- Stupid answers to excellent questions! Ben Metz blog
- The Mark is going places with Community Transport Social Enterprise Mark
- A boost to windfarms Ed Mayo's blog
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