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What does CBS mean? Mind your own business, leaflet
Part of Community Business Scotland Network Ltd records (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Promotional leaflet describing the role and activities of Community Business Scotland and inserted membership application form 1989-1990.
Tor Justad interview audio recording and transcript, recorded February 2015
Part of Dr Gillian Murray papers (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
This item is an interview with Tor Justad recorded by Dr Gillian Murray in February 2015 as part of the CommonHealth history project. It is the oral history of Tor Justad's involvement in the social enterprise movement in Scotland from 1978 to 2011, including his work with community co-operatives and community businesses in Shetland and Central Region; social auditing; and international projects. Click on the URL link in the metadata section below. This will take you to the Glasgow Caledonian University edShare page where the items can be previewed and downloaded.
Tor Justad trained as a community worker and between 1978-1987 worked with community groups in Shetland. In 1987 he moved to the Scottish mainland, and based in Stirling, managed CESU, Community Enterprise Support Unit (Central Region) Ltd. In 1994 he began working freelance as a Social Economy Adviser trading as Tor Justad Associates, with contracts in the UK, Sweden, Ireland and other countries. He returned to the Scottish Highlands and between 2000-2011, was employed as a Co-operative and Membership Officer with the Co-operative Group covering the Highlands and Islands.
Part of Glen Buchanan papers (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Community Business Scotland (CBS) and the Association of Community Enterprises in the Highlands and Islands (ACE-HI), 'The first ten years: a decade of community enterprise in Scotland', October 1987. This publication covers the development of the community enterprise movement in Scotland between 1977-1987, looking at lessons learned, key issues and development for the future. Containing foreword by Glen Buchanan and 16 articles written by leaders in the field: Linda Echlin; John Pearce; Willy Roe; Ronald Young; Roy Pedersen; Carola Bell; John Rugman; John Harrison; Iain Clark; Helen Macneil; Colin Roxburgh; George Burt; Pat Cassidy; Keith Hayton; Sir Kenneth Alexander; and Tor Justad.
This item has been digitised
Susan McGinlay interview audio recording and transcript, recorded May 2016
Part of Dr Gillian Murray papers (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
This item is an interview with Susan McGinlay recorded by Dr Gillian Murray on 11 May 2016 as part of the CommonHealth history project. It is the oral history of Susan McGinlay's involvement in community work and community business from the early 1980s to 2010s. Click on the URL link in the metadata section below. This will take you to the Glasgow Caledonian University edShare page where the items can be previewed and downloaded.
Susan McGinlay had been an active member of her community organising play schemes for children. She got involved in the community business movement in the mid 1980s, setting up an industrial cleaning company, Kleencare, with 4 other women in 1985. It became one of the longest running businesses within Possil Community Business Ltd. In 1987 she became the first commercial manager of Possil Community Business Ltd and remained an active board member of the Allander Group.
Southside Housing Association photograph
Part of Open Aye records (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Colour photograph representing Southside Housing Association, a registered social landlord providing over 2000 homes in Glasgow's southside. They aim to ensure their homes are popular and affordable, placing a strong emphasis on community engagement and participation.
Scottish Community Investment Fund plc prospectus
Part of Community Business Scotland Network Ltd records (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Published version of the investment fund prospectus sent to potential subscribers detailing, description of the fund and how it will operate, financial projections, accountants' reports, procedure for application and application form. Redacted for data protection.
This document is held in several collections within the Social Enterprise Collection (Scotland), the digitised copy is from the John Pearce collection.
Part of Glen Buchanan papers (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Contents of the SCB Ltd annual report 1987/88:
-Chairman's statement
-SCB: the way ahead
-SCB news
-Darnley dilemmas and developments
-Ardeer is ACE!
-Community business and community enterprise: the evolving model
-Community business snakes and ladders (board game)
-Directory of community businesses in Strathclyde
-Enterprising Easterhouse
-Housing and business: wealth and empowerment
-The community business development process
-Tenants become owners!: Port Glasgow Axxociation of Tentants' Groups
-Think Bigger: community enterprise in Strathclyde
-Finance summary 1987/88
-Development funding
-List of Directors and staff 1987/88
-Publications available from SCB
Part of Glen Buchanan papers (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Contents of the SCB Ltd annual report 1986/87:
-Chairman's report
-Barrowfield Community Business Ltd: leading a recovery
-The five stages in setting up a successful community business (comic strip)
-Possil, people and profit
-Theatre Seanachaidh
-SCB news section
-Directory of community businesses in Strathclyde region
-Social auditing and community benefit
-Ten years of Govan Workspace
-Finance summary 1986/87
-Development funding
-Training
-Development work
-List of Directors and staff
Part of Open Aye records (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Colour photograph representing Scallops Direct who process scallops caught by local fishermen, employing local people and reintroducing a traditional industry to the town of Annan in Dumfriesshire.
Part of Open Aye records (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Colour photograph representing REACH for Autism who offer pre and post diagnostic support, services, training and opportunities for children, adults and families living with autism in Inverclyde.
Presentation gong gifted to Robert Climie from Scottish Trades Union Congress
Commemorative gong mounted on wood and presented to Robert Climie from the Scottish Trades Union Congress in 1914.
Climie, Robert |1868-1929 |socialist, trade unionist and Labour MP
Photograph of of exhibition in Inverness Impact Hub
Colour photograph showing the exhibition space with banners and table of resources
Photograph of exhibition in Dundee Museum of Transport
Colour photograph showing the exhibition space with banners and table of resources
Photograph of exhibition at the Social Enterprise Marketplace
Colour photograph of the exhibition banners and resources table
Photobook for 'Ten years of social enterprise work' exhibition
Part of Open Aye records (part of the Social Enterprise Collection Scotland)
Photobook with introduction and images of the photographs of social enterprises across Scotland shown in the exhibition. The book contains all the images listed within the file. Six examples of these images have been provided at item level.