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Doing Business in Norwich (.pdf)
The Guild conducted a research project in 2008 on behalf of Norwich City Council, funded by the Local Enterprise Growth Initiative (LEGI), to establish the extent to which large businesses in Norwich buy from small, local suppliers. The report presents the findings from the research.
Seamless Support
Seamless Support offers advice, training and support to community groups, voluntary organisations and social enterprises based in Norfolk. The project is funded by Investing in Communities and is delivered in partnership between Voluntary Norfolk, West Norfolk VCA, Norfolk Rural Community Council and The Guild.
Social Enterprise Venue Directory (.pdf)
A national listing of social enterprise and voluntary and community premises available to hire.
Finance Think Tank (.pdf)
This is the report from the Equal funded project looking into issues for social enterprise finance.
Trafford Hall
Trafford Hall is the home of the National Communities Resource Centre, a registered charity (1005555), offering training and support to people living and working in disadvantaged communities in the UK.
Nearbuyou
The social trading network for social enterprises in England is managed by The Guild. The site includes a directory of social enterprise organisations, a catalogue of their products and services and enables them to find business opportunities.
SEEE Website
Social Enterprise East of England - the regional network for social enterprises in the region.
Lend Me Your Fears (.pdf)
The full report, Lend Me Your Fears – lending, borrowing, saving and earning – social enterprise finance in the East of England.
Mapping the Social Economy in the Eastern Region (.pdf)
The East of England Development Agency commissioned The Guild to undertake a mapping of the social economy in 2001. This report is the findings from that research.