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Consultation starts on 'Watchman' road safety camera schemes
Latest appointments will strengthen new strategic leadership team
NHS criticised over respite centre consultation
Consultation begins on Residents' Parking Scheme
A vision for future City mental health services
Future of school improvement service
Residential Futures proposals near completion
Greater Bristol is chosen as England's first Cycling City
National drug and alcohol treatment awareness week
One Council programme to deliver new look authority
Minister: "Social enterprise can blaze a trail through tough economic times"
Amid the vibrant hubbub of Social Enterprise Day, the Government today backed social enterprise as the model to show how business with a conscience can be done. The Minister for the Third Sector, Kevin Brennan, spent the day experiencing the energy and innovation of the social enterprise movement.
Bristol needs more disabled governors
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Health and Care Workers to set up new social enterprises
Funding announced for innovative social enterprise projects
Marking Social Enterprise Day, Care Service Ministers Phil Hope today announced that six projects will share £450,000 to establish new social enterprises which will help the elderly, the disabled and the homeless, and nurses will get more help to set up services that will help their patients.
Scotland consults on extending Freedom of Information Act
National Media Briefing
Help for Scottish social entrepreneurs
A £1 million fund to help aspiring social entrepreneurs launch new ventures is ready to begin operating from March next year.
Housing minister to attend Bristol summit
Farmers' market celebrates tenth anniversary
Kevin Brennan: 'government is about walking the walk'
