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Covid-19: how is it affecting community businesses and what support is available?

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3 ways to kick-start local economies after the crisis

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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

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Community Business and the Social Value Act

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

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

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Power Partnerships – Localism Summary Report

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

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Community business and anchor institutions

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

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

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

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

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The Economics of Community Asset Transfers

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Community business in place

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

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Neighbourhood Economic Models

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

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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

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South Tynedale Railway (Assets)

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