Ah, the beautiful Isabel! No, not the talented journalist Isabel Hardman, but the restaurant in Mayfair where I ate this week. Perhaps the most aesthetically […]
Friday saw the BHRE/LUPC Symposium at the University of Greenwich, with the title of “Socially responsible public procurement: Protecting and promoting human rights as we […]
It's Halloween! And many of us will have the big bags of sweets and chocolates ready for those lovable little scamps from down the road […]
Back in the mists of time, I ran a potato company that was part of a somewhat larger food group. (I should stress this was […]
Back in my youth, age 15, I got a Saturday job to support my developing album-buying habit. A chap who lived over the road from […]
We wrote on the Public Spend Forum website a couple of weeks back about an interesting but occasionally naïve report from Scape, the Housing Association […]
We wrote here about the Social Enterprise UK (SEUK) reception and the progress that is being made in terms of the “Buy Social” challenge – […]
The announcement that Amazon Business is opening up in Germany was interesting, and there is no doubt that the firm has a lot to offer […]
Last Thursday, we joined over 100 people at IBM South Bank for day two of the WE Connect conference. The organisation supports and promotes female […]
In part 1 yesterday we featured my opening remarks at the eWorld event, when I led a workshop discussion on the theme "making a difference". […]
At the recent eWorld event, I led a workshop discussion titled "Making a Difference". The nature of those sessions at eWorld is "no PowerPoint", which […]
We very much enjoyed the conference presentation that we reported on here from Tim Rudin of TfL (Transport for London), all about social responsibility in […]
