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Building a sharing economy: Benita Matofska

Benita Matofska founded The People Who Share in 2011 to co-ordinate the global sharing movement ...

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Who killed neighbourhood renewal in England?

Could you imagine a company spending billions of pounds developing a product, honing it over ...

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Changing banking for the good of communities

Many of the commission’s proposed reforms, if implemented, could provide a stronger framework for local ...

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Who’s taking up the new Community Rights?

The first of the Community Rights came into force just over a year ago. So, ...

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CLES Summit 2013: Time for a ‘coalition of belligerents’

This year's CLES summit, held in Manchester the day after the spending review, was filled ...

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We need to talk about loneliness

A problem which is about a lack of connections needs a connected response. Individuals, the ...

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Look to Europe for how to proactively manage our declining cities

According to recent European Commission research, almost half of all medium sized cities in Europe ...

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Making philanthropy local

ISSUE 511, MAY 2013 *SPECIAL FOCUS ON LOCAL PHILANTHROPY*

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10 Ideas for Change: Local philanthropy & local social investment

Finding new sources of funding as the public sector retreats is a key challenge for ...

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100 years of pioneering philanthropy

In the centenary year of the Carnegie UK Trust, chief executive Martyn Evans looks back ...