January 27th, 2012 
CN4B Admin 
Chamberlain Forum and CN4B are very sadly saying goodbye at the end of January to our project manager, Tippa Naphtali. He has been part of our team for nearly two years, and has worked closely with us to develop and deliver Resident University, as well as CN4B programmes.
In particular, Tippa has transformed Resident University Online learning, as well as setting up a highly successful mentoring project, which we aim to find a way of continuing in the future.
January 4th, 2012 Tippa Naphtali 
We wish all our readers, supporters and subscribers all the best for 2012! We will continue to bring you news, events and updates on a regular basis throughout the coming year.
CN4B’s aim aim is to support and promote the development of community networks in the city that enable communities to link up effectively.
November 30th, 2011 Tippa Naphtali 
The government has confirmed it will introduce the long-awaited VAT exemption for civil society organisations that wish to share back-office services. Confirmation of the exemption is contained in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement Document published today. It removes an additional VAT charge which can arise when organisations such as charities collaborate.
November 30th, 2011 Tippa Naphtali 
An amazing new art and community café has opened called Ort in the Old Print Works. (opposite the Moseley Baths in a former print factory). The café has been completely renovated and offers excellent value home cooked food open from 8am – 8pm every day and 11pm on Saturday.
November 2nd, 2011 Tippa Naphtali 
Alex Swallow is one of that rare breed – a young trustee. He is determined to spread the word and encourage more young people to get involved. When I was asked to be a trustee it was a total shock. I was passionate about the charity I volunteered for and perhaps if I had thought about it I could have seen that I had a few skills for the role.
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