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Press Coverage

Below are just a selection of the press articles written about City Gateway recently - if you're a journalist looking to write about City Gateway please visit the press release section of our news pages, or contact jerry@citygateway.org.uk

The Dispossessed: Mayor's millionaire poverty adviser takes a journey of discovery

David Cohen, The Evening Standard, 5th March 2010

Residents Asked What Borough Means To Them

Bethan Hill, Community Newswire, 3rd March 2010

The City slickers sharing talent

Tariq Tahir, The Sunday Times, 28th February 2010

Executives in the Square Mile can not only put something back into the community but also profit from giving time to charity.

Every six weeks Nigel Bromley leaves his City office to spend time with a local charity. Though it is a short walk for the chief executive of Gemserv, a consultancy, he might as well be going to a different planet.

Government Ministers Visit Youth Crime Project in Tower Hamlets

Elsve Kvist, East London Advertiser, 6th January 2010

London ESF Awards 2009 - Danny Fitzgerald & City Gateway

European Social Fund Newsletter, November 2009

'Gateway is second to none'

Shalina Hussain, East End Life, 16th - 22nd November 2009

IMAGINE having moved to a new country where you know-no-one, can't get a job or be part of social groups to pass your time.

This is the reality for many women immigrants who come to east London in the hope of a better life.

IDS: The "quiet man" fighting from the fringes

John Hill, The Wharf, 9th November 2009

Figures Show Mentoring Drive Works

John Hill, The Wharf Newspaper, 5th November 2009

Jobs: Plaudits for businesses which demonstrate their social responsibility.

LEADING politicians gave their backing to a scheme designed to put young people into work.

'Duty' to Replace Staff Locally

John Hyde, Docklands Newspaper, 4th November 2009

Big businesses have been told they have a duty to support disadvantaged youngsters into their top positions.

East London charity City Gateway brought together more than 40 firms in Downing Street last week to spell out their responsibilities to the local community.

They heard how the charity has set up mentoring and apprenticeship schemes with some of Canary Wharf's biggest institutions.

Charity presents 'NEET' Solution to Politicians at Downing Street

Emma Foster, Community Newswire, 29th October 2009

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