Business In the Community Media Round Up, 30 June 2008
30/06/2008
 

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Virgin green fund branches out in test of collaborative approach
Financial Times, Business p,22

When Sir Richard Branson said he would invest $3bn (£1.5bn) in the alternative energy sector in September 2006, many people dismissed the gesture as another publicity stunt by the Virgin Group founder.

 
 
Minister claims support for green towns
Financial Times, p.2

Protesters against eco-towns, about to descend on Westminster, do not represent public opinion, the government will say on Monday. Caroline Flint, housing minister, said research had found “clear support in favour of eco-towns”.

 
 
Airbus and Trebor lead winners
Daily Post

COMPANIES from across North Wales were among the winners of the Business in the Community Wales Awards for Excellence 2008.

 
 
Energy bills will rise by £213 to meet EU emissions targets, study warns
The Independent, Business p.35

Every household in the country will face a £213 rise in their annual energy bills if the UK is to meet European Union emissions targets, according to an Ernst & Young report, which also warns that half of all Britons are not prepared to pay.

 
 

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