Issue 30 content:

• Convention 89, more participation planned
• Telethon funding aids project for Little Hulton Community Enterprise
• UK councils asked for support, conference addresses relationship between local authorities and community enterprise
• Wester Hailes in recycling bid, on Wester Hailes Enterprises Ltd (WHEL)
• Social audit, the next stage
• Community business, what it does for the Philippines
• Free market broadcasting, a costly business
• Easterhouse on the air, community radio station licence for Citizens Band Radio group
• Old Town and South Side News, Edinburgh newspaper relaunched as a community business
• NFCF, City farms and Community Gardens new publication 'City Farmer'
• 'New Consumer' pilot issue magazine
• CBS responds to Scottish Enterprise white paper
• I am a local resident, poem from "The collected inspiration of Betty Kellock"
• Project moves on!, Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF) plans
• Office basics, learning the hard way: Children's Scrapstore, Bristol: Bristol and Avon Community Enterprise Conference
• What's in a name?, Closure of Via, community knitwear business
• Training scheme axed by EEC, the Vocational Training Programme run by Strathclyde Community Business
• Pop festival contract for Possil Community Business security company, Allander Security
• It's our city! community business projects reaching the finals of BBC's competition
• Viewdata, Strathclyde Community Viewdata (SCV) community information terminals
• New appointment for Duncan McTavish at Renfrew Development Company
• Private sector in training proposals, report on the St George's House Training Initiative
• 1988 survey of worker co-operatives summary report
• UK network of community enterprise