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There's nothing better than a cold beer on a hot summer's day, and it tastes even better from a pub owned and run by the local community. This month's cover feature looks at the rural revolution taking place across the country and takes a visit to the George and Dragon in Yorkshire.
But there's more! Community Interest Companies are five this year. We take a look at the barriers that have been overcome and the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Our business section keeps growing and growing. In this issue, we have expert comment from ClearlySo's Rod Schwartz and Investng for Good's Caroline Mason, as well as top business advice from Internocracy, Roots HR and Scottish social enteprrise CEiS.
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