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The rise of community-led football As Premier League prices rise, growing numbers of supporters are seeking out something closer, cheaper and more human in non-league football Lifestyle Social Enterprise Society Sport UK
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How the ancient art of candle making is creating a brighter future for refugees In the US, refugees are being hired to make candles, helping them earn money, practise English and build a CV Good Business Social Enterprise World
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Three mentorship schemes that help youth develop skills These initiatives are empowering young people to discover their potential and shape their futures Culture Lifestyle Social Enterprise
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The English restaurant turning hospitality on its head At a pay-as-you-can restaurant in Stroud, radical hospitality and good food are bringing strangers together Food Social Enterprise Society
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Canada has banned employers from ghosting job candidates. Will the idea catch on? A new law requires employers to respond to interviewees in a move that could reshape hiring practices Economics Social Enterprise Society
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What does the new £1bn investment in community energy really mean? It’s the largest public investment in community-owned green power in the UK to date. But how can communities get involved? Written in partnership with Thrive Renewables
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