Commemorative gong mounted on wood and presented to Robert Climie from the Scottish Trades Union Congress in 1914.

Issue 1 content:

• Welcome to CBS
• Community business directory
• Application for membership of CBS
• Publications and video tapes
• Community business US style

Issue 8 content:

• Money is the message, study of the needs of community business in Strathclyde by the Planning Exchange for CBS
• Publications
• Community business training, in Strathclyde and Lothian
• Levi Strauss and Co support for community based economic development in Scotland
• Link up to Europe, series of seminars on local employment initiatives
• Development in Central Region, first meeting of Management Committee of Community Business Central
• Denny Bonnybridge Project, community business, courses, seminars and publicity
• LEAP case study series
• CIRT community business monitoring project
• The Roughcast kids: Forgewood could be miles better, on Forgewood Enterprises gardening project and enterprise block with micro workspaces, LEAP survey on unemployment, Community Organised Jobs Action Counselling Service (COJAC)
• Off the peg solutions, on Bathgate's growth and decline
• Federation of Ayrshire Community Enterprises (FACE) formed
• VPP knitting project, Voluntary Project Programme organised by the Manpower Services Commission for unemployed people to develop skills through a constructive activity
• A government regional policy for community business? on research into the low impact of regional policy in Scotland
• Can the rules change?, seminar on the Enterprise Allowance Scheme
• Mohair and pure wool handknits from HAZE, Home Production Sales Organisation, Glasgow
• HPSO grant approved, urban aid grant for the 'second tier' community business
• Jobs Action Group (JAG) and Provanhall Holdings Ltd, Easterhouse feature on Radio 4 series

Third annual convention issue content:

• Community Business Central opens, in Falkirk
• Local CB federations, formed in 1983: Federation of Ayrshire Community Enterprises (FACE); Federation of Strathclyde Community Businesses proposed; Community Business Lothian committee
• Convention programme
• Convenor's report
• Enterprise Allowance, scheme, being extended
• CBS Board of Management vacancies
• What is Strathclyde up to?, agency to replace LEAP not yet constituted and set up

Issue 9 content:

• EEC action, backing community business
• LEAP extended again, a further 6 month extension
• Publications
• Business opportunity horizons, LEAP preliminary study into work done by or for Local Authorities which could be won by community businesses
• What a good idea!, Work and Wellbeing experiment in the Netherlands to release employed people to do work in the community 1-2 days a week
• Dumfries seminar, to discuss the potential for community business and local economic development
• Seminar in Nuremberg looking at ways in which government policies can be changed to provide support for local employment inititatives
• Value for money, cost-effectiveness of community-based economic development looking at Garthamlock Shops and Community Workspace in Easterhouse
• The Co-operative Union: an outline,
• West Calder Workspace, now launched
• An industrial goodwill in Whitburn, study investigating a project to recycle donated industrial/commercial office equipment for resale to community groups and charities
• News from Wales, on new community initiatives including Cantref Teifi, Trosol, Hen Gapel and the role of Antur Teifi as a community entrepreneur
• Little Pockets of Hope: the story of Govan Workspace, case study about to be published
• Strathclyde Federation of Community Businesses, inaugral meeting
• Market studies, of community businesses in Strathclyde, funded by LEAP
• Community contracting, research project sponsored by Scottish Office to look at setting up community contracting schemes in Scotland
• New policies for old problems, conference looking at ways to tackle unemployment
• CBS Board, elections
• CBS office move
• George Burt retires, as CBS convenor and Board member

Issue 10 content:

• Community business directory, bieing published
• Kinnock's commitment, Leader of Labour Party, Neil Kinnock, speaking on commitment to putting co-operatives and their development 'at the centre' of the economic programme
• Publications
• EIB Developments Ltd, Erskine, Inchinnan and Bishopton Development Company Ltd set up to support individuals and groups to set up in business for themselves
• Co-op fair, at Kensington Town Hall opened by EEC Commissioner
• A union bank, the Unity Trust set up my trades unions and the Co-op Bank
• The third sector economy, problems, local economy, progressive local authorites
• The Glasgow Business Club formed to help create and stabilise the performance of small firms in Glasgow
• A newcomer's look at community business, newly appointed manager of the Denny Emplyment Creation Group
• A view from the edge - community businesses in Strathclyde
• Community business in Lothian: Craigsfarm Ltd; Handicabs (Lothian) Ltd
• Darnley Mill, potential for job creation and community enterprise at the Darnley Mill and Walkmill Glen Reservoir, Glasgow
• Housing co-ops, what and where are they in Scotland
• Community action in Wigtown
• Women in Co-operation, Industrial Common Ownership Movement (ICOM) Women's Link Up and Scottish Co-operatives Development Committee (SCDC) Forum
• Scottish Co-operative collaboration
• Some financial terms explained
• The cost of unemployment, calculated by the Centre for Alternative Industrial and Technological Systems (CAITS)
• Strathclyde Community Business Ltd, John Pearce, Head of the new agency

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 13 content:

• 'Creating employment in the community' conference, overview
• At the opening of Elderpark Workshpace
• Publications
• Stoneyburn Workshops Ltd, Breich Valley, West Lothian
• How the recession is hitting Scotland
• Strathclyde colour supplement, Strathclyde Community Business; Spring training programme; Port Glasgow Community Enterprises Ltd; Garnock Workspace; Drumchapel Community Business; Forgewood Enterprises Ltd
• Stoneyburn Workshops Ltd
• Tackling unemployment in the Western Isles, Eriskay Co Chomunn
• Community enterprise in Canada
• A lesson for Wales? Antur Broydd Cymru (Welsh Community Enterprise)
• What shall we do with the profit?, ways to use surplus finance
• Third sector economy, appraisal of community business ventures in North East Scotland

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 15 content:

• Decaying Britain, Royal Insitute of British Architects (RIBA) leaflet on construction, housing policy, urban regeneration, post-war estates
• Manifesto '85
• 1985 CBS convention
• 1986 community business directory
• Newcastle group visit Scotland, to study community business
• Aussie body line bowling, talk by Director of Community Employment Inititatives Unit (CEIU), Western Australia
• CECOP conference
• New face at Community Business Central
• Central Home Producers exhibition
• Ferguslie looks to the future, Ferguslie Park Community Holdings Ltd
• Stathclyde colour supplement: SCB annual report 1984/85; directory of community businesses in Strathclyde region; Autumn training courses; new '85 VPP; strategy discussion
• CB's and the third world
• Rural developments, the Braeval Project, Aberfoyle
• CB on TV
• Women in community enterprise
• Shuttle diplomacy!, the International Council for Adult Education, Toronto, Canada forming working group on economic self-management
• SFHA conference, community business workshop at Scottish Federation of Housing Associations conference
• Publications
• CBS still 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 2 content:

• CBS: What's been happening
• Enterprise allowances - but not in Scotland
• Community business directory
• Community farms and gardens
• New video film about community businesses in Strathclyde
• Strathclyde urban aid 1982/83
• "Start your own business" training course
• Home production sales and advisory unit
• Small business initiatives for West Lothian

Issue 17 content:

• Ancram opens convention, Michael Ancram's speech
• Convention '85 overview
• Does community business work? new research evaluation funded by Scottish Office
• CBS Board
• Secretary's report fro 1985, outline of CBS's work
• CBS corporate plan 1986-1990
• Community business and trade unions
• Opinions, air your views on important policy issues affecting community business
• A new consultancy fund for CBS
• Strathclyde Community Business: appraisal and monitoring; BP funded management training programme; architectural award for Govan Workspace; Ayrcraft gets off the ground; SCB's VTPin 1985, programme report and evaluation; EDAP rap! Enterprise Development and Advisory Project; Possil Security Service; New success for Ferguslie, Flagstone Enterprises diversification; Cranhill Credit Union
• Regional developments: Borders; Dumfries and Galloway; Grampian; Combine harvester!, Community Business in the North East (COMBINE); Lothian Labour group visits CB's; Start your own business course in West Calder
• On the World scene: Canadian news; TOES steering committee; 'Health and the new economies'
• Community business directory
• Seanachaidh tells tales, new community business in Port Glasgow
• The Knit Knut Club
• Treasurer outlines CBS financial needs
• Community business directory 1986

Issue 18 content:

• Do they really want to create jobs?, Scottish Development Agency and Manpower Service Commission
• CBS seminar series 1986
• Co-op co-ordination and fair
• 'Opinions', membership and involvement
• Regional round-up: Setback in Grampian, for community business development unit; Tayside success; Lothian news; making jobs in Edinburgh conference; Highlands and Islands ACE-HI news, priorities and progress; CBS to help rural areas; beating unemployment in Cornwall, convention
• World News: Scotland scores in USA trip, with German Marshall Fellowships; community business in Canada and Australia, scholarship from the Commonwealth Relations Trust
• Credit unions and community business
• Scottish Development Department research project on community business
• Community business in London
• Community education pioneers, at Moray House College of Education
• Goodwill Enterprises Whitburn Ltd
• Strathclyde Community Business Ltd: Inverclyde contributes £15,000 to loan fund; seminar 'How the UK's largest community business development agency works'; appraisal and monitoring; development funding; dramatic increase in jobs
• Women in Community Enterprise, national conference
• Running the world, Sport Aid fundraising
• The Scottish Development Agency (SDA) 'hands off involvement'
• Denny: a wasted opportunity, Employment Creation Group (ECG) and SDA funding
• Clyde Foods and food co-ops, setting up, running and case study
• Publications
• CB's and housing associations
• West Calder news, Workspace Company the the Employment Opportunities Trust
• CBS goes into business, consultancy; training for community businesses in Leicester

Issue 19 content:

• CBS, exciting constitutional changes, establishment of Community Business Scotland Ltd and Community Economic Development Ltd
• CBS annual convention 1986 programme
• CB conference in London
• Scottish Co-operative Forum proposed
• Management training from SCBL and HIDB, funded by BP
• Ireland, the Youth Employment Agency (YEA)
• South of Scotland community business development project
• CBS co-opted on to ACE-HI Committee
• Inside knowledge, Co Chomunn na Eirisgeidh Ltd
• The National Co-operative Development Agency: remit, progress and growth
• Co-op fair '86
• Model legal structures
• Strathclyde Community Business Ltd: seminar; community businesses in Strathclyde; training programme, development funding; Cumbernauld Community Business Ltd, the search for core funding; Ferguslie Park training weekend; SCB Board members; Kilmarnock Community Business Initiative; Inverclyde CB exhibition a success
• CBS membership 1986/87 and annual accounts 1985/86
• New CB research by CBS, article in "Local Economy" journal
• Para Handy sails into Scottish folklore, Neil Munro book launched by Seanachaidh Presentations Ltd
• Help available from enterprise trusts, seminar
• Leicester City Council engages the Co-operative Advisory Group to undertake research
• Publications
• New town seminar
• John Slater, an appreciation
• Wider role for CB News

Mock issue containing humorous articles produced as an in-house celebration of the marriage of Glen Buchanan, CBS News editor.

Issue 20 content:

• Great news for Grampian, Community Business Grampian Ltd being established
• CBS annual convention '86 overview
• New CBS Board
• Opinions No. 3 - A more appropriate model of development, comparison of Scottish and Irish models
• Commitment to co-operative principles
• Private business and social responsibility, Shell UK Ltd
• Community business in New Lanark
• Goodwill Enterprises Whitburn
• ACE-HI considers membership and involvement
• Highlands and Islands Development Board (HIDB) agrees continued support of community enterprises
• CBS policy planning seminar
• Business is buzzing, Drumchapel Community Business Ltd (DCB)
• Furniture Direct, Paisley, opened by Port Glasgow Community Enterprises Ltd
• Sad statistics, from Strathclyde Economic Trends
• The Westburn Centre, Forum for Greenock
• Value for the Valley, Garnock Workspace Ltd
• CBS membership
• The Alternative Employment Creation Group (AEGIS) conference report
• Community Business Central Ltd
• WASPS artists studios
• Scottish Co-operative Forum, on co-operative philosophy
• Women in Community Enterprise (Scotland) (WICE), 1986 conference and CBS convention
• Secretary's report for 1986: CBS progress; corporate plan; regional developments; publications; co-operation; lobbying and promotion
• Membership and involvement
• New community business directory
• Minutes of 1986 AGM
• CB News to be re-vamped

Issue 21 content:

• Election year, general election speculation
• Penalising success, Govan Workspace Ltd funding
• Community enterprise in Eire, Youth Employment Agency (YEA)
• A development unit for Lothian, Community Enterprise Lothian Ltd (CELL)
• Community Business London
• Opinions: 'federations': history approaches and needs
• Strathclyde news: Eurotrain on the rails, Garnock Workspace; SCB under review; Barrowfield video; Clyde Foods stops trading; training courses; training packs; Barry organises SCB Library; development funding; staff exchange with Department of Employment and Training in Western Australia
• CBS development units seminar
• The many shades of green, environment rally in Glasgow
• Enterprise Development and Advisory Project (EDAP) a success
• Women in Community Enterprise (WICE), information provision, training and campaigning
• Designprint Ltd , Kilmarnock
• Economic Creation Group (ECG) publicity bid
• Publications
• Conference reports: Tackling unemployment with enterprise; How to lobby effectively

Issue 22 content:

• What the parties didn't say!, policies and intentions towards community businesses
• Action for Jobs, roadshow in Glasgow
• Opinions: ommunity business and private enterprise
• Lessons from America? USA social policy; community contracting
• Community and Social Enterprise (CASE) training in West Lothian
• First local co-operative development agency being established in Edinburgh
• Community business researched, University of Glasgow's Training and Employment Research Unit (TERU) research commissioned by the Scottish Development Department (SDD)
• Breich Enterprise Action Group (BEAG), a collective community response to unemployment in West Lothian
• The struggle for Stonebridge, BBC2 "40 minutes" production
• Strathclyde Community Business: review; a new community business for Ruchill; enterprise education in schools; what's it called..Cumbernauld, Cumbernauld Commmunity Business funding; the 1986 vocational training programme; pre-service training for community workers
• Second CBS development unit seminar
• Community Business Grampian, progress
• Community business federations
• Goodwill Enterprises Whitburn
• Report on community business developments in London
• Finance as if people mattered, Industrial Common Ownership Finance Ltd (ICOF) share issue
• People in community business, William Currie
• The do's and dont's of public speaking
• Seminars and conferences
• Background to Bootstrap Enterprises, Hackney, London
• Publications

Issue 23 content:

• A decade of community enterprise, achievements of the movement in Scotland in new publication "The First Ten Years"
• CBS incorporation
• Opinions: community business and the social economy
• Lessons from America: the Watts Labour Community Action Committee
• Scottish Homes: a new agency for housing in Scotland', new government document
• Development unit news: ACE-HI; Lothian and Tayside; management trainee scheme in Strathclyde
• Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS) membership campaign
• SCB, looking back to look ahead, review conclusions and proposals
• Autumn/Winter training programme
• Social auditing and community benefit
• Convention '87 special: organising; seminar 'Local authorities and community enterprise'; programme; raiders of the lost ark, experience of community business; CBS Secretary's report for 1987
• Social audit checklist
• Development funding
• SCB annual report 1986/87
• Enterprise Development and Advisory Project (EDAP) and 'the Heineken effect'
• Drumchapel Community Business Ltd
• Working together: joint CBS/ACE-HI meeting
• What the parties said to ACE-HI, regarding their policies for community business
• Its no - ah problem, Park Area in Garvel Road , Barlanark, landscaped by Barlanark Community Enterprises
• Community enterprise, a live issue on the regional agenda
• Community enterprise jargon

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 3 content:

• SDA seeks CBS help
• Community business directory
• Publications
• Elf help
• New help of community businesses in Wigton
• Scottish Development Agency
• Enterprise allowance scheme extended to North Ayrshire
• TASS Community Enterprises Ltd
• Around the regions: Strathclyde; Central; Lothian
• Plans afoot for community business unit in Lothian
• Norweg, Northwest Employment Group, Kilmarnock
• Community business - a local development agency
• CBS Secretary visits community co-ops in Lewis
• CBS membership 1982/83

Issue 26 content:

• Creating 'viable' communities
• CBS strategy document 1988-93
• Removing a blanket of disadvantage, Tony Worthington MP reflects on recent Scottish Office sponsored evaluation and the future of community business
• Calvay regeneration, Calvay Housing Co-operative, Easterhouse, sets up sister community business trading companies
• Watching the weather, nationwide community business Weather Watchers Network
• Community business works!, impressions on Scotland from Simon White, department of Employment and Training, Western Australia
• Innovation in the cashless economy local economic trading systems (LETS)
• A special type of credit union for the third sector, on the community credit system in Vancouver, Canada
• Strathclyde news: Employment Training Scheme not for SCB; second trainee managers programme; major growth in real jobs; good Crief, residential training weekend for community business directors; Strathclyde social trends gets worse; new Easterhouse sub-team; employment trends show no improvement; SCB lifts the first community business cup in five-a-side football; food co-ops conference
• Affinity of fraternity of ethnic loan clubs
• Credit Union Development Agency for Lothian
• Working for common wealth, conference in Goa
• What's new in West Calder? West Calder Workspace Ltd; West Calder Employment Opportunities Trust Ltd; West Calder Community Enterprises Ltd
• Community business and community enterprise, the evolving model
• Basquing in co-operation? National Network of Local CDA's conference '88, overview
• Letters: ethical investment
• Publications

Issue 27 content:

• City strategy for community business, from Glasgow District Council
• Skill survey in Ferguslie Park
• Trusts bid for new role, as local points of delivery for training and small business advice
• Tayside Community Enterprise Support Team
• Finding other funds, for co-operatives
• Working for common wealth, conference in Goa, India
• Convention '88 overview
• In the marketplace, promoting a community business without spending vast sums of money
• Valleymedia - what does it do?
• Selling the secret of success, seminar on marketing and sales
• Making your business visible, Touch Point Productions for promotional videos and publications
• Thanks, Glen Buchanan, outgoing CB News editor
• CE-UK plans seminar
• Alloa's success, Alloa Community Enterprise in fourth year of trading
• Community Enterprise Support Unit (CESU) is one year old!
• Raploch revisited, Raploch Community Enterprise, Stirling looks back on first year of trading
• Community enterprise Scotland?, CBI Chairman talks about how the new Enterprise Scotland will help local communities
• Fellowships in employment, German Marshall Foundation fellowship study tours in USA
• Report from conference looking at research by Community Economy Ltd (CEL) into the development of local enterprises on 13 housing estates
• Co-op Forum, overview of Scottish co-operative Forum second annual conference, in Glasgow
• Lessons from America?, report from the German Marshall Fellowship on community development in the US
• Focus on Govan's food co-op
• Official opening at Ware Road, Easterhouse, SCB area office
• Towards the next five years, John Pearce's talk at the SCB AGM
• What's wrong with Employment Training?
• CB reviews
• Whose business is the community? Can community business fill the gap left by the Community Programme?

Issue 28 content:

• An ACE year!, new developments at ACE-HI
• Fund founded, go-ahead for launch of the Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)
• Tayside Community Enterprise Support Team news
• Cell sees new markets, Community Enterprise Lothian's Business Development Network launched
• Roadline, telephone travel information service
• Ideas from Norwich Community Co-operative Credit Union
• Women Working Together, new initiative to encourage women into worker's co-operatives and community enterprise
• LRCUDA, Lothian Region Credit Unions Development Agency opened
• Learning abroad, East Anglian Co-operative Development Association forms links with training schemes in Portugal
• A new opportunity for Scotland, Scottish Homes
• An agenda for Scottish Homes
• Social Housing - the future
• A tenant's choice?, transfer of tenants of the Scottish Special Housing Association to new landlord, Scottish Homes
• What's a HAT?, Housing Action Trusts
• Research and development post for Alan Kay with Community Economic Development Ltd
• CB Board
• CB opens PO, Renton Post Office, Dumbarton
• Community buys workspace, Elderpark Workspace, Govan, transferred to community ownership
• Easthall gets grant of £400,000, EEC grant for solar energy project to Easthall Residents Association, Glasgow
• The battle for Bute, Bute Enterprises and development strategy for Rothesay and the Isle of Bute
• Local action - Canadian style, Tor Justad, Community Enterprise Support Team, reports on local development conference in Montreal, Canada
• CB reviews
• Towards common wealth, declaration outlining principles of international co-operation on development

Issue 29 content:

• Springburn style, Vocational Training Scheme through Needleworks, Glasgow
• Scottish Enterprise, proposals to make it accountable to communities
• Thanks to British Telecom, for sponsorship of CB News
• New manager in Community Business Grampian
• Six co-operative principles
• TCEST on show, Tayside Community Education Service
• Sharing funds, Industrial Common Ownership Finance Ltd (ICOF); Co-operative Venture Capital Fund
• Agenda for the 1990's, CBS conference report
• It's for you-hoo!, What British Telecom (BT) does for the community
• New concept for Newcastle, development of an inner city area
• Putting money to good use, ethical investment
• Investing in people, introduction to the Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)
• Banking on local communities, research on the impact of credit unions
• Where the next penny comes from, the value of and support for community enterprise
• A day out of this world, Buckhaven Parish Agency's employment training
• Backing a winner, Cumbernauld Community Business opens shoppers creche
• Beyond the balance sheet, developing a methodology for social audit
• CB reviews
• Heatwise Marketing Services
• Driving home the message, a lighthearted look at development work

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

Issue 34 content:

• Recycling and community enterprise, statistics from Save Waste and Prosper (SWAP)
• The fabric of Glasgow, Needleworks banner-making project for 1990 Glasgow City of Culture
• New title for community business, publication from Seanachaidh
• Embroidery exhibition at Galerie Mirages, Edinburgh, touring Scotland
• Your help requested, to support village school in Koudougou, Burkino Faso
• No meeting of minds on recycling, at Forum meeting
• Unity in enterprise, on the churches' role in community based economic development
• Tackling a social evil, church initiative Grangemouth Enterprises
• Cover theme: Linking up the churches involvement in local economies; Church starts work agency; Linking up, national conference on 'Churches and the local economy'
• Community enterprise: in the backyard of the community enterprise community, looking at the reasons for the community enterprise movement being less successful in England than Scotland
• A voice from the community, Edinburgh Community Newspaper Trust
• Where Credit is due, the response of a Canadian fishing community to bank closures
• New business in boards, Cowie Woodcutters Ltd, Stirlingshire
• Airth commmunity shop opens
• A concept of law, preview of community owned Legal Services Agency, Glasgow
• CED consultants looks forward!, advertising feature for Community Economic Development Ltd
• Inverclyde initiatives: Wonderland Nursery; Theatre Seanachaidh
• Ferguslie Park - ode to
• Book reviews
• Advert for Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)

 
Enclosures:

• New Consumer leaflet
• "Communities in business: the process of development" order form
• New publications from Community Economy Ltd, order form

Issue 35 content:

• CB News: Fund deadline extended, SCEIF; Short courses, Employment Inititiatives Unit, Birmingham; Report on top down initiatives; New food co-op, Middlefield, Aberdeen; Mobile creche started, Creche-N-Go, Rochdale; A voice from the community, formation of an association for community newspapers; Human survival, national convention called by World Disarmament Campaign; Secondment survey, from Action Resource Centre (ARC); Applications invited for travelling bursary award; Sheffield venue for CE-UK AGM; City of Discovery to host 1990 CBS convention; Community run swimming pools, in the Highlands; New booklet on women working in co-operatives; New economic consultancy launched in the Midlands; prime opportunity for Valleymedia, Midlothian; MP puts community in enterprise, Tony Worthington debate; EEC launches poverty programme; Great recovery of cans, recycling
• Oil and troubled waters, the less beneficial economic impact of North Sea oil and the role for community enterprise in Grampian region
• A growing concern, development of community enterprise in Leicester
• Tuned in to the community, East End Radio Ltd, Easterhouse, Glasgow
• Coming out of the broom cupboard, Benarty Community Enterprise Group lease closed Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS) store in Fife
• Home thoughts from abroad, report of seminar on German Marshall Fund fellows trip to USA
• New initiative in the Valleys, South Wales
• What should a sponsor look for?, on BP's funding policy
• Finding a firm foundation, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
• Bootstrap Enterprises, a project funded by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in London
• Mulholland's memories, Felix Mulholland gives a lighthearted account of visiting community businesses
• CBS, lame duck or soaring eagle?, critical appraisal of the role of CBS
• SWOT analyisis
• Book reviews
• Advert for Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)

Issue 4 content:

• Progress in Brussels, CBS meeting with EEC officials
• 2nd annual convention
• Community business directory
• Publications
• Govan workspace
• Community business course, run by LEAP
• Credit unions
• Great news, Foregewood Enterprises urban aid application approved
• Shell aids Govan Workspce
• Hawick, Hawick Community Employment Group and Slitrig Enterprises Ltd public inauguration
• Community businesses in Scotland
• Never heard of them...? Garnock Valley Community Project
• Study completed, SDA commissioned report on programme of action to help community businesses in the Denny / Bonnybridge area
• Poldrait Service and Industry Ltd, launch in Glasgow
• Home production, in Strathclyde
• Clyde Action feature community business on Radio Clyde
• Sales organisation, for home production
• Local Initiatives Support Corporation, discussion with Director of LISC, New York
• CBS membership 1982/83

Issue 37 content:

• CB News: SCEIF opens for business; Secondment makes big impact, report from Action Resource Centre (ARC); Dundee now a city of recovery, as Britain's 3rd recycling city; Possil secures city's culture, contracts for Possil Community Business for Glasgow City of Culture programme; Tullibody Communtiy Enterprise new grasscutting contract; Buckhaven Parish Church Training Agency wins award
• Trading fairly, profile of two Traidcraft suppliers
• New co-op for Rochdale, Shomiti clothing co-operative
• CRT awards bursaries, interviews with Commonwealth Relations Trust travelling bursary winners
• Community owned printing companies: Prime Print and Design, Stoneyburn; Raploch Community Enterprise Printing; Ad-tec Enterprises, Castlemilk
• New move in Northern Ireland, Community Business Northern Ireland (CBNI) set up
• Living on the edge of Scotland, community business in the Shetland Isles
• Its a long and winding road, Glen Buchanan reflects on his two years as CBS Convenor
• Convention 1990: 300 to attend convention
• An American tale, comparison of community economic development in Scotland and America
• Book reviews
• Advert for Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)

Issue 38 content:

• CB News: Cardenden Community Store to open in Fife; Radio skills course offered by East End Radio, Glasgow; New contract for Tullibody Enterprise Services; Trainees with Poldrait Service and Industry adopt special Olympics athlete; Farm's Laundrette opens, at Craigsfarm; Friendly paper available
• Recycling: it takes three to tango, report by Project Executive for Recycling at the Scottish Development Agency
• Dundee, city of recovery, a recycling city
• Recycling, a little step at a time, Scottish Development Agency recycling forum in Glasgow
• Sounding a cautionary note, on recycled paper
• Gartcosh.. a by word, recycling waste paper
• Leeds City Council says Save Waste and Prosper (SWAP)
• Getting on the job, Falkirk Paper Recycling Project
• When cleaning out means cleaning up, Great Recovery uplifting waste paper from Council offices
• High-tech BITS in Falkirk, Business Information and Training Services
• The birth of a new idea, Little Feet Nursery Services, Greenock
• Lost opportunities, call for stronger links between community council and community business
• Creating networks, community enterprise in the Midlands
• Developing the economy of Cleveland, the Community Enterprise Development Officer (CEDO) initiative
• Convention 1990 workshops
• Advert for Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)

Issue 39 content:

• CB News: Grants for Scottish Homes; MP re-opens printworks, printers owned by Bute Enterprises; New community enterprise in Manchester, New City Furniture Ltd; Caring in the community, awards scheme; Kick start for Kirkby; Changing the economy, new community newspaper from Community Enterprise Lothian; Recycling guide to be published; Applications invited for Commonwealth Relations Trust travelling bursary; Season of mists and AGMs, Community Enterprise Support Unit (Central Region), Strathclyde Community Business, and Solway Community Business; Support unit up and running, Community Enterprise Support Unit (CESU); Cardenden opens its own store; Community business moves up market, Goodwill Enterprises changes it name to Premier Commercial Interiors
• The party's over, report on the 1990 CBS Convention
• Think global - act local, Ingrid Salomonsen talks about COMMACT
• Working for common wealth, report on the Commonwealth conference in New Zealand
• Community enterprise in the Commonwealth: in New Zealand; in Kenya
• The Right Livelihood Award, 1990 recipients
• When the human beats the machine, WeatherWatchers
• The future for community business
• Ten points to ponder, for consideration by the community business movement
• Book reviews
• Paper, Scissors, Stone, poem by Tom Wayman

Issue 40 content:

• CB News: Changes in Strathclyde, to transform Strathclyde Community Business; Developing Glasgow, role of the Glasgow Development Agency (SDA); SCEIF makes first loans; New study into community enterprise, on macro policies; Working out, new magazine; Development worker network set up, in Fife; New doors open for secondment, with Action Resource Centre (ARC); Visit a Commonwealth country of your choice, with a Commonwealth Relations Trust travelling bursary; The building bricks of success, Jagzandben Community Enterprises Development Organisation, Ghana
• Turning the tide of Tower Hill, workspace creation in Liverpool
• Helping the places others forgot, work of the Civic Trust Regeneration Unit (CTRU) in the UK
• Re-industrialization from below, using the legal procedure of the 'power of eminent domain' to take over abandoned workspaces
• Penguins, yachts and failures, review of Scottish Business in the Community AGM
• The French connection, report on study tour to Lyon, France, looking at combating unemployment
• Community business developments in Lothian: Craigshill Initiative Community Enterprises Ltd; Business Development Network; Craigsfarm launderette
• Turkana Fisherman's Co-operative, Kenya, a case study from a Commonwealth Relations Trust travelling bursary recipient
• Marketing - does it have a role within community business?
• Social auditing in a global context
• Horrorscope 1991, what it holds for community enterprise in Scotland

Issue 41 content:

• CB News: Community puts property on market, Charing Cross flats, Glasgow; Workspace for small businesses, Maryhill Housing Association; Green light for re-cycling competition, sponsored by Great Recovery; Glasgow could soon be miles greener, Glasgow District Council encouraging paper recycling; Food for discussion in Edinburgh, Community Enterprise Lothian seminars in Edinburgh; Shop window for re-cycled products, Papersave Trading; Community business to give city new theatre, Cottier Theatre; Major conference on community empowerment; Community business archives; files of the Local Enterprise Advisory Project (LEAP) deposited at the regional archive, Glasgow
• Disharmony at Harmony Row, major restructuring of Stathclyde Community Business (SCB)
• The pendulum swings, the changing nature of support for community business
• Re-defining community business, local authorities should be customers not benefactors
• Getting better results, what's needed to build a successful community business
• World market for small co-op, Kisii Soap Stone Carvers Co-operative Society Ltd, Kenya, case study from Commonwealth Relations Trust travelling bursary recipient
• Share care, provision of care services within the community by the community in Edinburgh
• Care of the elderly: a community concern, Limefield House Development Group initiative in Lothian
• The French connection, role for community business in training initiatives in France
• Profile of John Pearce
• Co-operation in Eastern Europe, potential of the community business model in Eastern Europe

Issue 42 content:

• CB News: New business in Alloa, CFC recycling by Alloa Community Enterprises; New co-ordinator or Community Enterprise Lothian (CEL); Community business wins export, West Calder Community Enterprises refurbish redundant BT telephone boxes; Community store wins award, Cardenden Community Store, Fife; New manager for CBS; Decorating Drumchapel, Dalset Decorators; Roots and routes, the CBS Convention; Blueprint for European collaboration, new ICOM project launched; Community enterprise in schools; Can collect will collect, awards for aluminium can recycling; Recycling reports published
• Issues of empowerment, preview of the CBS Empowering Communities conference
• Yes! you too can change the world, report on the Mondragon Co-operatives in Spain
• How to run a community business, new guide published
• Community Enterprise Support Unit (CESU), Central region round-up: consultancy work; Bowmar Community Enterprises; seminar on links between the community education service and community enterprise; Raploch Savings Club; Tullibody Community Enterprises open for business
• Towards a social economy, argument for greater co-operation between social enterprises and a one-door support agency
• Steps to success, Greater Ruchill Community Business expansion
• Co-operation is better than conflict, features common to successful community economic development
• Rethink on Urban Aid, thoughts on the Scottish Office review of the Urban programme
• Poem by an unknown employee of General Motors

Issue 43 content:

• CB News: Government support for community enterprise; Success for UK's largest co-op, Tayside Holdings; and disappointment for others, Fife Scottish Bus Company workers; Sud'n'comfort, laundrette opened by Hots Village Community Enterprise, Oldham; Dispensing with AGMs, changes to the Companies Act; Childcare and community enterprise, report; Conference on global issues, from COMMACT; New storey at West Calder Workspace; Travel bursaries available, from the Ken Lucas Memorial Fund; The Jolly Green Giant, Great Recovery recycling raising funds; Two travel to Zimbabwe, with Commonwealth Relations Trust bursaries; From Middlesborough to Masvingo; Westminster conference on involvement of local communities in regeneration; CB model legal structure revised; Fitting tribute to John Pearce; Happy Birthday Kidcare; Lone parents getting together, information pack; Co-op Link-up with Africa
• Community enterprise in the UK (CE-UK), the case for a national organisation
• Prince Charles makes twenty year award, for a community enterprise which has sustained itself for at least 20 years, to the North Kensington Amenity Trust
• Report to the Commonwealth Relations Trust on study visits to India and Bangladesh
• Putting people first, Middlesborough Borough Council's policy to stimulate community economic development
• Stepping Together, a new publication promoting education for local development
• Routes to success, Up Routes Removals and Storage Co-operative
• Investigating in justice, first conference of the UK Social Investment Forum (UKSIF)
• Investing wisely, report on three community businesses in receipt of SCEIF loans: Barra Community Co-operative (Co-chomunn Bharraidh); Cottier Theatre; Linn Park Community Business catering facility in Castlemilk
• Philosophers, Heretics and Fish, a fresh look at the future from the newly appointed Chief Executive of Community Business Scotland
• Taking power for the people, overview of Empowerment for Local Communities conference
• Advert for Scottish Community Enterprise Investment Fund (SCEIF)

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

Issue 45 content:

• CB News: New shape for community enterprise in Strathclyde, Community Investment in Strathclyde and Community Enterprise in Strathclyde launched; CBS meets Local Enterprise Companies (LECS); Training report underway; Host project moves forward; EEC Commissioner at community business celebrations; Conference launches Community Business Clydebank; Womanwise, a conference for the community; Skill survey shock, survey with the Tower Hill Development Trust; £3m FutureStart begins, BT;s new community venture fund
• A kind of common currency, Local Exchange Trading System (LETS) systems in Britain
• A new direction for Tayside, Tayside Community Business Ltd (TCB)
• Security is their business, pioneering home security system set up by BT in Wester Hailes
• Developing Trusts, report on conference on community development trusts
• New Sector, four page advertising feature on the new magazine from CBS, Community Enterprise UK (CE-UK) and the Industrial Common Ownership Movement (ICOM)
• Putting the community into business...a Business in the Community (BITC) initiative
  -Where to get the best advice, new consultancy service on community owned security businesses, Community Security Ltd
• Not an option...a way of surviving, concluding report from recipient of a Commonwealth Relations Trust bursary on his visit to Zimbabwe
• CB news the first 10 years, looking at the content of CB news from 1981-1992
• Book reviews
• Introducing CE-UK, the representatives of Community Enterprise UK

Second annual convention issue content:

• EEC money talks
• Convenor's message
• Convention programme
• CBS Board of Management elections
• Community business information kit
• Review of the Year: EEC proposal; SDA; Local Authorities; other bodies; training from LEAP and CBS; the future
• CBS membership 1982/83

Mock issue containing humorous articles produced as an in-house joke, including a feature '7:84' on women in community enterprise.

Issue 5 content:

• A growth in industry, on the annual convention
• Publications
• Coodham Unemployment Project, Kilmarnock
• Greater Springburn Enterprises Ltd, Glasgow
• HAZE, knitwear range from HPSO at Scottish Trade Fair
• Despair or hope?, in the community business movement
• And just like Topsy it growed and growed, Easterhouse Festival Society is five years old
• Garthamlock Community Shops, official opening
• Legal structures, for community businesses
• Finance for community enterprise, cash-in on EEC money: Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), US, finance for community-based economic development inititiatives
• How do community businesses start
• CBS membership 1982/83

Issue 6 content:

• Go Ahead for Community Business Central
• Levi-Strauss back Forgewood Enterprises Ltd survey in Motherwell on feasibitility study into setting up a community employment agency.
• Publications
• The Fisherfolk, Community of Celebration, an ecumenical, community in the Scottish Episcopal Church, Millport, Isle of Cumbrae
• Bombay Mix, origins of spicy snack packaged by Govan Enterprises
• Palliatives of real job creation? On community business in a wider context for economic and social development
• Around the regions: Strathclyde; Lothian; Wigtown; Grampian; Scottish Development Agency (SDA)
• HIVE Ltd, Help for Industry from Voluntary Enterprise initiative by Fife Regional Council Social Work staff
• EEC consultation in Glasgow with community business groups, public authorities and the private sector on job creation
• More about SARC, Scottish Action Resource Centre providing accountancy, architectural, general commercial, marketing, personnel and publicity advice for community businesses
• Profit, definitions of different types of profit
• What's happening at Poldrait, Glasgow, including Poldrait Service and Industry Ltd Cleaning Services Ltd
• Which purse for community business? Scottish Development Agency, Scottish Office and EEC alternatives
• Co-operative origins, EEC consultation organised by CBS for the Centre for Employment Inititatives
• LEAP training/education programme 1983
• Your news, on CBS news funding
• Community business exhibition commissioned by LEAP and CBS
• Community shop, The Look Around, Priesthill