Results for Community
Coopers & Lybrand: professionals in the community
August 01, 1995 The big players in the community involvement scene are companies, but professional firms have a vital role to play too. So how do accountants and consultants, Coopers & Lybrand, go about meeting their community obligations? Read more >
Raising the roof for inner city housing
August 01, 1995 The renewal of social housing is one key to open the door on inner city regeneration. Read more >
A quality job: the US community relations profession
June 01, 1995 Community Affairs managers can take heart from the news that community relations is developing into a thriving profession in America, according Melody McLaren who reports from a recent conference of The Center for Corporate Community Relations at Boston College. Read more >
Corporate Community Involvement: for whose benefit?
December 01, 1994 In a paper published by the think-tank, DEMOS, The Acceptable Face of Capitalism? John Griffiths gives his personal view that the inclination of business to use community involvement for business ends is in danger of exacerbating social division, as much as contributing to a common good. Read more >
Does Business Benefit?
October 01, 1994 That companies are a major contributor to artist excellence through sponsorship is without doubt, but do the shareholders get value for money? Read more >
Charity Funding: Individuals giving less, companies more?
October 01, 1994 As preparations continue for the start of the National Lottery in November, latest figures so a drop in personal charitable giving Read more >
Sheralee.Morris@santander.co.u
September 01, 1994 New figures show the huge direct cost to business of the failure to tackle the causes of crime, much of it committed by young people Read more >
Shell: Global business, home community
June 01, 1994 The oil giants have long had some of the largest community programmes. With the privatised colossi like BT and British Gas joining the scene, achieving a distinctive approach in a more crowded arena becomes harder, yet Shell in the UK continues to run one of the most interesting programmes. Read more >