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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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.
OTS launches social enterprise campaign
7 May 2008
The Office of the Third Sector's troupe of social enterprise ambassadors yesterday launched a campaign to demonstrate the added value that social businesses can bring to society.
Scots charities profiting from new rules
7 May 2008
Small Scottish charities are starting to take advantage of wider investment opportunities permitted by new rules introduced in the Charities and Trustee Investment Act for Scotland, according to a social enterprise fund manager.
Four mayoral hopefuls back social enterprise charter
1 May 2008
All four leading candidates in the London mayoral race have now signed up to Social Enterprise London's charter to promote social businesses in the capital.
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Don't miss the bus
Social enterprises will have to innovate if they are to avoid being overtaken by the private sector, argues social activist and author Robert Ashton
Case study:
From business to social enterprise - with a little help from a housing association
Thorpete started life as a small, family-run business offering gas maintenance services to local communities in the East Midlands. Founded by Pete Thorp, a former British Gas engineer who was made redundant in the mid 1990s, the company was never conceived as a social enterprise.
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Social enterprises are trendy. So why are so few third sector organisations applying for grants to start them up?
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