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On the frontline of social change – the importance of community businesses in community wealth building

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Doing more for less – why do community businesses take on public service contracts?

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Bridging the gap between Liverpool’s community business ambition and reality

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Research Summary: A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

Research Institute reports

Community Business and the Social Value Act

Research Institute reports

A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

Third party research

Building an inclusive economy through community business: the role of social capital and agency in community business formation in deprived communities

Third party research

Power Partnerships – Localism Summary Report

Third party research

Striking a balance: a study of how community businesses in Bradford, Hartlepool and Middlesbrough build working relationships with the public, private and third sector

Third party research

Community business and anchor institutions

Third party research

Community Asset Transfer: The role of intermediation across the Liverpool City Region

Third party research

Village halls, rural community hubs and buildings: The size, scale, scope and potential of these community business

Third party research

The role of community businesses in providing health and wellbeing services: Challenges, opportunities and support needs

Third party research

People Power: Findings from the Commission on the Future of Localism

Third party research

The Economics of Community Asset Transfers

Working papers

Community business in place

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Investing in Localism: How Local Authorities Can Provide Good Finance for Community Business

Working papers

Neighbourhood Economic Models

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Data for the community – a look at how data assets are being used at a local level

Datasets

A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

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Case studies of community businesses providing health and wellbeing services

Case studies

South Tynedale Railway (Assets)

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A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

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Supporting community businesses at every step – what are we learning?

20th December 2019

9,000 community businesses helping local people thrive

5th December 2019

‘A small refuge for wildlife amongst the concrete’: common good land use and community business

26th November 2019

Introducing our latest grantees for research benefitting community businesses

13th November 2019

‘The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach: no one is against it in principle because it is good for you.’

30th October 2019

On the frontline of social change – the importance of community businesses in community wealth building

15th October 2019

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Localism and local economy

Blog

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On the frontline of social change – the importance of community businesses in community wealth building

Blog

Doing more for less – why do community businesses take on public service contracts?

Blog

Bridging the gap between Liverpool’s community business ambition and reality

Research summaries

Research summaries

Research Summary: A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

Research Institute reports

Research Institute reports

Community Business and the Social Value Act

Research Institute reports

A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

Third party research

Third party research

Building an inclusive economy through community business: the role of social capital and agency in community business formation in deprived communities

Third party research

Power Partnerships – Localism Summary Report

Third party research

Striking a balance: a study of how community businesses in Bradford, Hartlepool and Middlesbrough build working relationships with the public, private and third sector

Third party research

Community business and anchor institutions

Third party research

Community Asset Transfer: The role of intermediation across the Liverpool City Region

Third party research

Village halls, rural community hubs and buildings: The size, scale, scope and potential of these community business

Third party research

The role of community businesses in providing health and wellbeing services: Challenges, opportunities and support needs

Third party research

People Power: Findings from the Commission on the Future of Localism

Third party research

The Economics of Community Asset Transfers

Working papers

Working papers

Community business in place

Working papers

Investing in Localism: How Local Authorities Can Provide Good Finance for Community Business

Working papers

Neighbourhood Economic Models

Working papers

Data for the community – a look at how data assets are being used at a local level

Datasets

Datasets

A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

Case studies

Case studies

Case studies of community businesses providing health and wellbeing services

Case studies

South Tynedale Railway (Assets)

Videos

Videos

A common interest – The role of asset transfer in developing the community business market

From the research blog

Supporting community businesses at every step – what are we learning?

9,000 community businesses helping local people thrive

‘A small refuge for wildlife amongst the concrete’: common good land use and community business

Introducing our latest grantees for research benefitting community businesses

‘The idea of citizen participation is a little like eating spinach: no one is against it in principle because it is good for you.’

On the frontline of social change – the importance of community businesses in community wealth building

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