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Credit union aims to helps Kensington and Chelsea's poorer residents

Reported by guardian.co.uk on Saturday, 26 May 2012 (on May 26, 2012)

Credit union with a social twist will give residents who are not tycoons or celebrities access to affordable financial services

It has been dubbed "the richest borough in Europe", is home to an..

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Credit union aims to helps Kensington and Chelsea's poorer residents

Universities urged to sponsor free schools specialising in maths

Government helps Credit unions compete with Payday Lenders

Burberry showcases latest menswear in London

Councils need government support to moderate the betting shop boom

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New food security alliance is timely for Malawi's path out of poverty | Joyce Banda

The G8 could act radically to stop tax avoidance. Don't bet on it | Andrew Rawnsley

How strong is the economy Canada's Mark Carney leaves behind?