Korea looks to UK for social enterprise advice
9 May 2008
Social Enterprise London is helping the Korean government to review its social enterprise policy.
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Community empowerment networks 'face funding cuts'
9 May 2008
Forty per cent of community empowerment networks will lose either all or some of their local authority funding over the next year, a survey has found.
Fundraising regulator needs more members, says Hope
8 May 2008
The first annual review from the Fundraising Standards Board has prompted a warning from third sector minister Phil Hope that many more organisations must join it if self-regulation of fundraising is to succeed.
Government cash will help enterprises tackle health issues
8 May 2008
The Government has teamed up with the Social Enterprise Coalition to develop a new fund that will encourage health commissioners to work with social enterprises on problematic health and care issues.
Lancashire charities accuse council of breaching Compact
8 May 2008
Youth charities in Lancashire have accused their local county council of breaching the Compact by cutting funding to local groups without proper consultation.
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