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Café culture in Coventry
Coventry is a welcoming city, a changing city, and a city full of culture – it has submitted a bid to be the UK City of Culture 2021. When you think of café culture, Coventry probably isn’t the first city … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Comfy Bookshop, Bubble Tea, Cafe, Cafe Culture, Cafe Spaces, Caffe Nero., chain cafes, chain coffee shops, city, city of culture, city of culture 2021, coffee, coffee beans, coffee culture, coffee shop, community, Costa Coffee, coventry, Coventry market, Eds Coffee, Esquires coffee, Fargo Village, Finneys, fresh coffee, Independent cafe, independent coffee shop, Kahawa, market, Myrtles Coffee, Rising cafe, social enterprise, Spangles, Starbucks, thisisCoventry
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Cafes with a conscience: revisited
Back in November I wrote a short post on social enterprise cafes entitled ‘Cafes with a conscience‘. A few days ago the Guardian published an article with a similar title touching on some of the same issues. The article highlights … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, High Streets, Social Enterprises, Sustainability, UK
Tagged Belfast, Bristol, business models, Cafe, coffee, community, Glasgow, London, skills, social enterprise
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Cafés with a conscience: Social enterprise cafés in the UK
Social Bite, a chain of cafés in Scotland, recently entered the media spotlight when the actor George Clooney paid a visit to show his support for their activities, which include helping the homeless. Earlier in 2015 Russell Brand gained media … Continue reading
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Tagged Cafe, Cafe Artysans, charity, community, Glasgow, Inverness, London, Milk, Paper & Cup, social, social bite, social enterprise, trew era cafe
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Coffee with a conscience: social enterprises in the coffee shop industry
One aspect of my research into the coffee shop industry is the extent to which the industry contributes to the development of ‘community’ – one element of this is exploring the activities of social enterprises in the industry and how … Continue reading →