Profile: Unilever in the UK – an awakening giant

February 01, 1995 Unilever is one of the UK's biggest businesses, with brands on every supermarket shelf; yet knowledge of its community programme is low, even though the company comfortably exceeds Per Cent Club guidelines. Read more >

Profile: National Westminster Bank – From philanthropy to strategic donations

October 01, 1994 Over the last three years, NatWest has been turning one of the largest corporate donations programmes into one focused on strategic business benefit, while restructuring the company to face the competitive challenges of demanding customers. Read more >

Profile: Tate & Lyle – Past and present

April 01, 1994 Tate & Lyle's Neil Shaw has been chairman of Business in the Community for three years - how does his own company's community involvement measure up? Read more >

By leaving his name on art galleries and libraries across Britain, the Victorian philanthropist Sir Henry Tate has indelibly linked the name of the company he founded with good works and community service. The Tate Gallery in London, the biggest and best

February 01, 1994 Eurotunnel is in the news, having completed the Channel Tunnel, but what of its community programme? Read more >

Guinness – drinking the health of community

March 31, 1993 Some of Britain's most long established companies have brewing origins, their very longevity resulting in a sustained track record of corporate community involvement. Among the oldest is Guinness. Read more >