Issue 44 content:

• CB News: Boost for Whitfield economy, Community Business Whitfield, Dundee, new premises; A first for Alloa, Alloa Community Enterprises buy first recycling vehicle in Scotland; Trusting in regeneration, Tower Hill Community Trust, Kirkby, launched; Workers take over bus company, Clydesdale 2000; First European COMMACT conference identifies global challenges;
• What we do in Scotland, photographs and list of range of community business activities
• Report from the front line, by recipient of Commonwealth Relations Trust bursary to visit Zimbabwe
• AGM of SCEIF, four page feature on the year's activities: Needleworks; Cumbrae Holiday Apartments; Linn Park; Maryhill Workshops Ltd; Four Acres Trust; Barra
• Mixing oil and water - is emulsion the solution?, on the dawning era of the social economy
• It's you we answer to! WesterHailes housing development selected as testbed for pioneering home security system provided by BT
• Special needs co-ops build confidence, Durham Co-operative Development Association
• Co-op focus: New co-operative theatre company, Hull Freetown Theatre; Co-operative braille service, Tactile Audio Braille Services Ltd, Humberside; European Co-ops meet in Glasgow, hosted by the Scottish Co-operatives Development Committee; New fair trade coffee, Cafedirect; Scottish green show in March 1992; New UK Co-operative Council; Linking conference in Telford; New supplier of recycled paper, Green Paper Company, Edinburgh; New green fund, the Environmental Development Fund
• Hendon 2000, community development in the 1990s part one, an attempt in Sunderland to halt the spiral decline in an inner area of the town
• City challenge, review of the Department of the Environment's scheme