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- Effective social care to an ageing population – co-operatives hold the answer Co-operativesUK
- Speech index suggests lack of togetherness Co-operativesUK
- Community owned shops online Network to Launch - Friday 12 March Plunkett Foundation
- Credit unions best hope to tackle financial exclusion Association of British Credit Unions Limited
- £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
- ‘Co-operative PCTs — the future of the NHS?’ The BSSEC blog
- Tax Support for Social Enterprise InspirateCIC
- A US perspective on Co-operatives in the UK UK Worker Co-operative
- At Malborough House, and dining with Ming! Bubb’s blog
- Man Should Be Brave Community Money
- Marking International Women’s Day: What our clients say Malawi Five-O - adventures in microfinance
- To sleep, perchance to dream Allison Ogden-Newton
- David Bishop Community Money
- A bas l' ideologues! Bubb’s blog
- OxfordJam ate my life! Ben Metz blog
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