February - in this issue

The new leaders of social enterprise:

  • We talk to Peter Holbrook as he takes over the Social Enterprise Coalition
  • Co-operativesUK boss Ed Mayo writes exclusively for us
  • The future of health and the Right to Request
  • Red Tory Philip Blond discusses policy over lunch
  • Are trade unions a help or a hindrance?
  • Penny Newman's final column, the end of an era
Feature February

Not one, not even two, but four features for you this month.

This issue's main feature focuses on the future of health service delivery and the first 20 social enterprises set up using the Department of Health's Right to Request initiative. Has it been an easy journey?

Catch up on SE100

Which Welsh social enterprise has made it to the top of the SE100 index this month?

A different section of the sector is showcased on these pages every month. If you want your chance, sign up at www.se100.co.uk NOW

Explore previous issues

  • Feb 2010

    Issue 84
  • Jan 2010

    SE Magazine: Issue 83 Dec 09/Jan 10
  • Nov 2009

    SEM 82

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