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1 July 2009
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Henry Palmer Pressure is mounting on high street banks to reveal where they do and do not invest. Henry Palmer investigates why this would help social enterprises identify new market opportunities
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- Effective social care to an ageing population – co-operatives hold the answer Co-operativesUK
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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
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- 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
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- A bas l' ideologues! Bubb’s blog
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