Regulator of Community Interest Companies launches review DEPARTMENT FOR BUSINESS, ENTERPRISE AND REGULATORY REFORM News Release (2009/99) issued by COI News Distribution Service on 6 April 2009 As the 4th anniversary of the Community Interest Company (CIC) approaches, the Regulator has decided the time is...

'The Big Issue' Founder and Editor-in-Chief, John Bird, has chosen Citylife Social Enterprise Centre in Newmarket Road, to be his Cambridge base and a venue to hold regular meetings with 'Big Issue' staff.

The NCVO is setting up a high-powered commission to map the various funding streams available to the voluntary sector and investigate whether they could be made more effective or new ones created.

A GRANTS scheme aimed at helping people in Wales former coalfield communities find work in the creative economy has been inundated with applications and is now appealing for more help to carry on their good work.

A GRANTS scheme aimed at helping people in former coalfield communities in Wales pursue careers in the creative industries sector has been inundated with applications.

The East of England Development Agency is investing £750,000 in a brand new social enterprise incubation centre in Cambridge, to help ethical businesses in the region to grow.

PEOPLE keen to help the community by launching "caring" businesses could soon have a state-of-the-art base in Cambridge. The East of England Development Agency (EEDA) announced today (Thursday, 20 November) that it will be handing over £750,000 towards the cost of building a "social enterprise" centre in the.

chris.elliott@cambridge-news.co.uk A NEW centre has opened in Cambridge aimed at helping fledgling 'social enterprises' to take off. Plans for the centre, in an unused building in Newmarket Road, have been on the drawing board for years.

Story toolsPrint this articleEmail to a friendYour feedback The Minister for the Third Sector last week delivered a rousing vote of confidence in the potential for social enterprises to deliver outstanding public services in London.

Local authorities looking for innovative new ways of delivering services to deal with the drive for more responsive services in a tight financial climate are turning to social enterprise companies.