Issue 11 content:

• Social and employment strategy, looking at the strategy in Strathclyde and Strathclyde Community Business Ltd
• Publications
• Base means business! on the Bathgate Area Support for Enterprise Company, West Lothian
• The SDA and community business, on the remit of the Scottish Development Agency
• Flagstone Enterprises
• Stathclyde Community Business Ltd, its role
• Development funding, available from Strathclyde Community Business Ltd
• Knock, knock, who's there?, the core staff team at Stathclyde Community Business Ltd
• Knitting scheme continued, training in machine and hand knitting and sewing run by the Local Enterprise Advisory Project
• Poldrait Service and Industry Ltd, projects at the Glasgow East End agency
• The Strathclyde Federation, the Federation of Strathclyde Community Businesses
• The give and take of Central Government, on urban aid funding
• Fighting unemployment in Maryhill, on Maryhill community business, Many Hands
• Ad Hoc Crafts, community group in Ayr
• The private sector commitment, aims of ScotBIC, Scottish Business in the Community, and its partnerships
• Home production and home work, seminar on the Scottish experience
• Energy efficiency and community business, Scottish Neighbourhood Energy Action - Glasgow project
• Co-operative information exchange, conference in October
• Community business directory
• Membership subscriptions 1984/85

Issue 12 content:

• 4th convention of Community Business Scotland, programme
• Community business directory 1984
• Publications
• Community Business Lothian, new worker
• West Calder Workspace, objectives and key dates
• New address for CB News
• Tax and community enterprises, Inland Revenue position on charity and relief of the unemployed
• What's new in Central region, Bo'ness Developments; Alloa Community Enterprises (ACE)
• Information exchange, 5 October 1984
• Seconds out....Round 10! Seminar on 'Alternatives to unemployment' in Aberdeen

Issue 14 content:

• A clean break for Garscube!, on Garscube Community business, Glasgow, first community business laundrette in Scotland
• Open for business, Poldrait Road Markings; Denny ECG's 'Creations' shop
• Grampian backs community business, support from Grampian Regional Council
• Gulbenkian helps CBS, funding for development work in Fife and Tayside
• Community Business Tayside formed
• The 'community' in community business, community co-operatives
• Barnsley Enterprise Centre
• Strathclyde colour supplement: economic trends; seminar programme; start your own business course; knitting together; ADHOC Crafts' Co-op '85 trade fair
• Community Business Manifesto '85
• CBS Board of Management
• Did you miss the environment Ark? Channel 4 series
• A role for adult education, SABEU conference
• Community business pack, booklets series
• Community business directory
• Rural developments
• CB on TV
• CB at STUC
• CBS goes on the attack, with Manifesto '85
  -CBS needs you!, membership information

Issue 16 content:

• It's ACE in the Highlands and Islands, new association, ACE-HI
• Community business in London
• Appropriate education for local economic development
• Community enterprise, what is it?
• BP to fund training programme
• Worthington addresses international conference, International New Towns Association (INTA) conference in Glasgow
• Urban Programme conditions
• Strathclyde Community Business Ltd: Govan Workspace newsbrief; Bute Enterprises; Garnock Workspace news; Self-employment - can we help?, the Enterprise Development and Advisory Project
• Convention '85
• Credit Unions and CB's
• Model legal structures
• Marketing manual
• Focus on Lothian KICC start!, Knightsridge Initiative Co-ordinating Committee, community programme in Livingston
• Livingston Mill Farm
• West Lothian Forum of community and Co-operative Enterprises
• Clatt the what? Aberdeenshire community business tearoom and craft shop opened
• Publications
• CBS corporate plan 1986-89

Issue 24 content:

• CB-UK national network being set up
• Lessons from down under, re-discovering community business in Western Australia
• Development unit news: hello from Tayside's Community Enterprise Support Team; moving forward with Community Enterprise Lothian (CEL); Shirley Grant takes the chair of ACE-HI; Central Region's new Community Enterprise Support Unit
• Strathclyde news: community business dinner in Glasgow; Strathclyde Credit Union Development Agency; Prince Charles opens Greater Easterhouse Business Centre and War Road Business Centre; training programme; community business team for Easterhouse; Convention '87 report: setting our sights higher; community enterprise the next ten years; summary of the 1987 convention; Happy birthday Theatre Seanachaidh; Possil goes full steam ahead, Possil Community Business; Goodwood Designs, project of Port Glasgow Association of Tenants Groups Ltd; SCB's Manpower Services Commission Agency for enterprise projects; development funding
• National news: making and selling news, community newsagents
• Credit unions, truth in lending with no hidden cost: Greenock East Credit Union
• News from Co-op movement: Scottish Co-operative Forum; Co-op Development Agency for Edinburgh opens
• Craigsfarm update
• Solway Community Business - filling the gap
• Publications
• Ecumenical Development Co-operative Society investment bank
• Big plans for the News, with full-time Editor

Issue 25 content:

• Cavalry comics and conferences!, Government launched urban development programme by way of glossy comics and press conferences instead of expected white paper
• National community business steering group elected
• A tremendous tonic: CBI visit to Govan Workspace
• Training for employment, new Government white paper
• Jobs for Raploch, Raploch Community Enterprises Ltd, Stirling, progress
• Scottish Development Agency: out of step?
• Action for Jobs (again!), lunch in Glasgow
• Success breeds success, Quintin Perry's personal reflections of his association with the community business movement
• CB News celebrates silver jubilee
• Strathclyde news: training packs; trainee managers programme; the five stages in setting up a community business; training for community workers; 'the boys done terrific!' SCB five-a-side team; development funding
• Communities at work: the contribution of community business, summary of the report by the Training and Employment Resource Unit (TERU), Glasgow University
• Ethical investment
• Local authorities and community enterprise: how community business can be used as part of a local economic development strategy
• Community work and community business: some sources of ambivalence - nine propositions
• News from the Co-op Movement: Bannockburn workers take initiative over privatisation at Bannockburn Bus Depot; national network of local CDA's conference '88; Coventry conference; food co-ops seminar
• Credit union news
• Community enterprise in Shropshire
• Publications

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

Issue 31 content:

• Convention details announced, Make it in Livingston
• New CB for Edinburgh, Bingham Enterprise Ltd
• Churches link up, seminar organised by Linking-up to look at involvement of churches in local economic development
• West Calder wins award, West Calder Workspace wins Times/IBA award for community enterprise
• Sir Kenneth Alexander joins fund, as first president of the Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)
• A route to success, social audit in Greater Manchester
• What price community ownership?, on building and keeping local membership of community business
• Scottish Enterprise: the challenge and the opportunities for community business
• Finding a new form of giving, Inverclyde's Business Links Scheme, route for private sector support of community business
• Trusting in community, progress towards partnership between the community and public and private sectors in Newcastle
• Navigating the VAT minefield, a beginner's guide to value added tax
• Scaling the heights and bringing home the bacon!, succeeding in business plans
• Hillhaze Community enterprise, painting and decorating community business in Cranhill and Ruchazie
• New door opens!, Solway Community Business opens Dumfries Furniture Project
• ACE-HI opening new office, in Invergordon
• Prince Charles comes to Ferguslie, Paisley
• CB reviews

Issue 32 content:

• Opportunity knocks, recycling as a community enterprise
• A divided city, report on community enterprise in Derry, Northern Ireland
• Putting People First, Community initiatives on Creggan Estate, Derry
• Investing in Scotland's greatest asset - the people, launch of the Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)
• Community business down under, experience in New Zealand
• Telling an old story, Theatre Seanachaidh work with Project Ability on publication of book "Strathclyde Story"
• Harvesting a future, on growth of community enterprise in Western Australia
• CB book review
• Not the conventional crossword, competition puzzle

Issue 33 content:

• CB News: Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF); Commonwealth Association for Local Action in Economic Development launched; 'Volunteer activity and the older person' conference; ethical savings account launched; ACE-HI conference; James Millar obituary; alternative Nobel Prizes, the Right Livelihood Awards; Keeping Glasgow in Stitches, Needleworks sewing project; independent study of charities announced; help for industry from voluntary enterprise; Scotland's economic summit; use your elected representative; convention '89 report
• A policy for equality, Women in Community Enterprise (WICE) proposed policy
• Built on trust, the thinking behind community development trusts
• Trusting in local people, Woodlands Community Development Trust co-ordinating the regeneration of East Woodlands, Glasgow
• CEL justifies confidence, Community Enterprise Lothian given vote of confidence
• SCB has an interesting and challenging year ahead
• Contracting in local government
• Publishing - the story of success, on Seanachaidh Publications Ltd
• What the Community has in store

 
Enclosure:

• Scottish Development Agency, Scottish Recycling Forum conference leaflet