All Community articles – Page 35
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NewsPub conversion planning application loophole to be closed
Developers will be required to submit a planning application if they plan to convert or demolish a pub
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NewsSainsbury's kicks off 'autism-friendly' trial in Liverpool
Staff have received training from community enterprise Autism Adventures to enable them to provide specialist assistance
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NewsApplegreen picks up philanthropy award for charity donations
Applegreen has donated €1.8m to charities raised through its charitable fund since 2009
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Analysis & FeaturesWaste Not Want Not: How to turn food waste into gold
If our Waste Not Want Not campaign hits our target of 100,000 meals, it would save charities £150m
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NewsTesco offers staff checks as part of Colleague Health Month
The retailer has teamed up with Nuffield Health to offer checks on BMI, blood pressure and cholesterol
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NewsTesco customers donate 2.8 million meals to food charities
Tesco customers were asked to donate non-perishable food items
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Comment & OpinionCo-op pops up in the right place and the right time
Sir, Pop-ups are perhaps an overused promotional vehicle at times
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Comment & OpinionSocial enterprise needs the support of retailers
Allan Miller of Asda Scotland makes the case for supporting businesses with a strong social purpose
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NewsSainsbury's joins Giving Tuesday global charitable campaign
The retailer’s commitment to the initiative follows Morrisons’ last year
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Analysis & FeaturesHow Fairtrade investment is bearing fruit in Ghana
The world’s first Fairtrade banana plantation in Ghana is a flourishing example to other certification schemes
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NewsScottish Grocers Federation teams up with Awaz FM
Glasgow-based radio station hosted a live two-hour phone-in with SGF chief executive Pete Cheema and past president Abdul
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NewsSainsbury's worker dies in forklift truck accident
Merseyside Council is investigating death of 30-year-old Christopher Roberts of Worsley, Greater Manchester
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NewsTesco hit with £500k fine after worker plunges 30ft
Workman Andrew Burgess fell through a skylight at the supermarket’s Liscard branch, Merseyside
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NewsDrinks industry angered by late night levy changes
Business leaders warn changes to lase night levy system would make it easier for overzealous fundraising
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NewsBreadwinners Foundation to help would-be baking businesses
Breadwinners helps disadvantaged people run a bike delivery service for artisan bread
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Analysis & FeaturesBeer, bangers and Brexit: life at Delight Wedlinka
Since setting up shop in 2013, the Polish cuisine specialist is now firmly rooted with the Eastern European locals in Tooting
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Comment & Opinion‘Thinking diversely’: why a new approach will be good for business
Mars’ new ad for Maltesers shows how diversity can be done well
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Comment & OpinionFood entrepreneurs have to wake up to the power of community
Community and connections was a key focus at the recent food business seminar organised by Defra and the Institute of Directors, reports managing editor Julia Glotz
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NewsSainsbury's Hackney Road to host 'big gay kiss in'
Nearly 300 people have indicated on Facebook that they will attend the protest
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NewsMerseyside supermarkets withdraw The Sun newspaper from sale
Campaign group Don’t Buy The Sun has renewed its efforts after the paper failed to publish Hillsborough verdict on the front page