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.

Mike Brooke, East London Advertiser, 26th October 2009

Gemma Hampson, Social Enterprise Magazine

An east London social enterprise has been labelled a national example of good practice for its work with young people.

City Gateway, which provides training and support for young people out of education and employment in Tower Hamlets, one of the most deprived boroughs in the country, will be included in a report by Ofsted, the education inspectorate.

Jim Boulden, CNN News, 2nd September 2009

CNN's Jim Boulden reports on one charity in London's most deprived area backed by beleaguered bankers.